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Step 11: Take a toothpick and color the pointy end of it orange, then cut the toothpick so you only have the colored end. Glue the toothpick onto the head of the snowman. Step 12: Enjoy your cute sock snowman, use it as a decoration for yourself or gift it to a friend or loved one!

Get Crafty for the Holidays

Jordan Scandiffio, Rampage Managing Editor
December 22, 2020

Students stay warm with fun seasonal drinks

Jordan Scandiffio, Rampage Managing Editor
December 21, 2020
Senior Abby Wing with her sister at a holiday party. Photo courtesy of Abby Wing.

A Merry COVID Christmas to All and to All a Good Night

Jordan Scandiffio, Rampage Managing Editor
December 11, 2020
Step 10: At the end of your chain twist the final loop as done in Step 2 and pull the loop right next to it through. Continue grabbing the loops, intertwining them, and crossing them over until you reach the end of your chain. Your chain should look like the first chain you made in steps 1-6. Step 11: When you are finished with your chain flap the last loop over onto the loop above it and hand stitch it into one another. Step 12: Go back to the other side of your chain and cut off the working string leaving a generous amount to tie off. Step 13: Tie the loose piece of working string to the loop above to seal the chain.

Stay Cute and Cozy for the Cold

Jordan Scandiffio, Managing Editor
November 12, 2020
Varsity girls volleyball team after practice. Photo courtesy of Grace Rosenboom.

Varsity Girls’ Volleyball take on Regionals

Jordan Scandiffio, Rampage Managing Editor
November 12, 2020
Photo by Jordan Scandiffio.

Students Navigate New ACT Protocols

Jordan Scandiffio, Rampage Managing Editor
October 23, 2020

Artist of The Month: Hannah Schafer

Jordan Scandiffio, Rampage Managing Editor
October 8, 2020
Many students take the ACT every year. Cayden Johnson photo.

Students face anxiety with ACT preparation

Jordan Scandiffio, Rampage Staff Reporter
October 24, 2019
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