Jumanji: The Next Level” was just as action packed as “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,” with all the actors you love plus some new actors coming along for the ride.
In the first movie four...
The Manhattan High School Choir will sing songs from countries around the world for their last concert of the season on Wednesday.
“Most of the choirs are singing in at least a couple different...
With almost every Friday the 13th, a new horror movie comes out to scare viewers. “Black Christmas” attempted to do that but was disappointingly not scary at all.
The movie is a recent slasher film,...
Aspen Tallent, Junior Photo Editor
• December 19, 2019
The seventh annual Orchestravanganza stunned its crowd last Thursday and Friday night, featuring performances from Manhattan High’s Chamber, Symphonic and Concert orchestras along with special...
Katya Tarabrina, Blue M Organizations Editor
• November 4, 2019
Senior Lillian Smith
Realism art
What's your favorite medium to work with?
"I really like working with colored pencils and acrylic. Those are like my top two."
What's...
One-Acts is a tradition hosted by Thespians every year where students will get the chance to dip their feet in the work experience of a director, whereas the other students get to perform an open scene...
After weeks of auditioning, preparing and practicing for the fall play from students involved in the fall play, “She Kills Monsters” has officially come to an end after last week’s three-day run...
Senior Ivy Auletti
How long have you studied theatre?
I have been in shows since I was five.
Do you plan on going to college for theatre?
I am going to K-state to double major in Theatre,...
Gavin Gaston, Staff Videographer
• October 28, 2019
Every fall season, Activision releases their latest release in the “Call Of Duty” series. Despite the new game being named after the original trilogy, this year's new title is 'Call of Duty: Modern...
Sophia Comas, Online Editor-in-Chief
• October 28, 2019
The Manhattan High Chamber Orchestra experienced new feelings of adulthood when they performed with the Kansas State University Symphony Orchestra for their Beethoven & the Blues concert at McCain...
Politics: it’s the drab, dull and down-right dirty wheel that keeps democracy alive and well. Vividly imaginative, cinematically thrilling and eye-catching? Maybe only to the few with a love-love relationship...
Meredith Comas, Print Editor-in-Chief
• September 23, 2019
The beginning notes of John Lunn’s “The Suite” begins to fill the theater as it’s E to A piano notes surround the popcorn-stained seats.
Something begins to feel different -- timeless....
