Hosts Hannah Loub and Meredith Comas talk to three students who are achieving excellence in areas of interest in academics, sports, music and service to others, to discover what keeps them working hard...
Meredith Comas, Print Editor-in-Chief
• January 15, 2020
Dear Reader,
Those who know me, as I hope you do, know I am a lover of books and rarely am able to find one that manages to squeeze out of me such a fury as to label it “not worth the word count.”
Then...
Meredith Comas, Print Editor-in-Chief
• December 10, 2019
The Manhattan High debate team is moving full speed ahead in their competition season, taking on Clay Center High and Maize High School this weekend, their last regular competitions before National Qualifiers...
Meredith Comas, Print Editor-in-Chief
• November 25, 2019
“Field Station 4” by Charles Lindsay -- a new space-themed exhibit at the Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art -- really started in the room beside it, when the abstract sounds of space trembled alongside...
Meredith Comas, Print Editor-in-Chief
• November 18, 2019
The Manhattan High chapter of National Honors Society is in for an eventful end of first semester, starting this weekend by doing a can drive for local food pantries, along with raking leaves for staff...
Meredith Comas, Print Editor-in-Chief
• November 4, 2019
Students Against Destructive Decisions took up the fight to combat the day-to-day routine of fall last week by hosting student activities for Red Ribbon Week, an annual event observed in the last week...
Meredith Comas, Print Editor-in-Chief
• October 28, 2019
Following their wins in the last week at the Silver Lake and Salina South debate tournaments, Manhattan High debate is continuing their success streak, placing teams in the top ten in Varsity and Kansas...
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....
Meredith Comas, Print Editor-in-Chief
• September 16, 2019
Dear reader,
Hello again from the other side of a computer screen with a blank document and an electric cursor. It’s nice to see you.
Once again I find myself as I usually am on afternoons such...
Meredith Comas, Print Editor-in-Chief
• September 9, 2019
Music -- it’s a daily habit for most. In the car. In the shower. Walking to math class. Doing homework. The rhythmic beats and melodies we adore have become an almost instantaneous commodity provided...
Meredith Comas, Print Editor-in-Chief
• September 9, 2019
12:40 p.m. It’s lunchtime at Manhattan High.
It’s Friday, Sept. 6. Students begin flooding in and out of the front entrance for lunch; others begin taking their seats, blanketing the wood-paneled...
