With over 6,000 new diagnoses each day, cancer is spreading as a global epidemic and research is being done to identify its causes. While a specific cause has yet to be discovered, foods that are considered to reduce the risk of cancer have been found. Luckily, many local restaurants make incorporating these foods into students’ … More Researchers believe certain food reduces risk of cancer
McNicholas High School’s spring athletes have many different superstitions and pregame routines that prepare them to perform their best during practices, games, and meets. Whether it’s wearing a certain item every game, or completing a certain ritual before a race, these athletes find that following their routines increases their confidence and keeps their skills in … More McNick athletes reveal superstitions and pregame routines
On Monday, April 16, photography teacher Marge Stowe will receive the Anderson Area Chamber of Commerce Educator of the Year Award. After 15 years of working at McNicholas, Stowe is set to retire at the end of the school year. Stowe made revisions to the program by making a separate class for the Advanced Placement … More Photo teacher looks back on years
With schoolwork and extracurricular activities, students’ schedules are packed during the school year and many do not have time for a job. However, there are numerous ways for students to use their talents to make money, with no job required. Online surveys – Websites, such as http://www.swagbucks.com, pay users in digital dollars to take online … More Milestone shares ways to make money, no job required
