Energy initiative solves long term problems

As the energy initiative continues to cut down on energy consumption, some problems can turn into long term projects as a solution is sought. During the winter months, the loading docks on the direction side of the building are often a source of frustration for school administrators and energy coordinator Tim Sturgeon. Each time a delivery is made, the doors open up, staying open for the time it takes a delivery to be made. Throughout this process, cold air sweeps in, not only lowering the temperature in the surrounding hallways, but also sucking out heat. Now, in order to solve this problem, administrators... Read more

Baby, it’s cold inside

The indoor temperatures may have some students scheming to build small hand-warming fires with their number twos or others dreaming of spring break earlier than usual, while shivering during block three. No, it’s not all a plot cooked up by the administration to enforce the dress code or just a petty money-saving tactic; it’s the energy initiative. Adopted by the school board last spring, the energy project unveiled a set of guidelines aiming to conserve both energy and natural resources, reducing the consumption of electricity, natural gas, and water, in school buildings across the district.... Read more

Boys grab victory over Huskies on professional court

The Miller boys’ basketball team battled in a thrilling game against the Hamilton Heights Huskies on Dec. 27 at Conseco Fieldhouse, the home of the state’s lone NBA franchise, the Indiana Pacers, during the fourth game of the Ivy Tech Holiday Classic. Noblesville came out triumphant with a 63-54 win over the Huskies. This was the second event for the Noblesville High School athletics at a professional arena this school year, the first being the football team’s loss to Fishers at Lucas Oil Stadium in Aug. Junior Andrew Lively posts up against a Hamilton Heights defender during the Millers'... Read more

Review: Marley and Me

Dog is man’s best friend, or so the story goes. It takes a special canine to become more than that; a best friend to a family, a community, and perhaps even a world. A dog like Marley, whose fame arose from John Grogan’s hilarious and heartwarming autobiography Marley and Me, seems to fit perfectly into that category, despite his devilish antics that wreak havoc on the Grogan family. The book translated to film extremely well, starring Owen Wilson as journalist John and Jennifer Aniston as his wife Jenny. The couple seems to lead an ordinary life; they get married, each get a job, move around... Read more

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