Do you like spending time with children, helping them to develop into outstanding people and seeing the joy that your presence brings to them? Do you like volunteering your time to a worthwhile cause? Do you like having unusual amounts of fun while at the same time helping to make a difference in the lives of children? If you answered yes to any of these questions, Big Brother Big Sister is the club for you!

Since Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, it is only fit to have quotes about love. Or teenage love, because as teenagers, we love to love.

A little known club at Pomperaug High School is Model United Nations. This club is available to juniors and seniors who have an interest in current events or politics. Every year in January the club attends a conference hosted by Harvard University. . .

Mr. O'Keefe talks about his life in Pomperaug, how it has changed since he's came, and how he enjoys teaching history. 

Perched atop of Mount Saint James in Worcester, Massachusetts, rests the College of the Holy Cross. Red brick buildings covered in climbing ivy make the college look unendingly New England-y, and the sculptures on the grass-green lawns make it all the more beautiful. The College of the Holy Cross is steeped in tradition, originally an all male school with strictly Catholic traditions; however, it is moving toward the future with a coed education and all the wonders of modern college life.

Perhaps the most fascinating aspect of economics is its astounding complexity, in that two Nobel prize winning experts can disagree almost entirely on how a society should manage its economic policy. Paul Krugman, a liberal economist, is of course extremely well versed on the subject. He believes in and preaches the word of the Keynesian economic theory. The late Milton Friedman, another hugely acclaimed economist, was staunchly conservative (fiscally) and almost never strayed from his deeply classical views.

Sometimes all you need is an inspirational quote to brighten your day!

We humans put animals inside of our own bodies so often that it’s quite refreshing to see the opposite. No, I don’t mean people getting eaten by animals (although that DOES have its own vorarephilic charm), but rather when structures enterable by humans are built in the shape of animals. . . .

Every year, as soon as people have digested their turkeys, they are ready to begin the holiday season with their favorite Christmas songs. Music is one of the easiest ways to change and sway emotions, so Christmas Music is one of the most important ways of getting that warm and fuzzy Christmas feeling. . .