Grant Tucker, Sports Editor
Baseball Last season the Gaels finished with a 35-5 record, a final national ranking of number four and a sixth consecutive state championship. The Gaels look to have similar success this season. “We are a very balanced team with a lot of strengths. We have a very deep pitching staff. I feel like my 4-10 pitchers could be #1 pitchers if they had a...
Corynne McEachern, Reporter
During the week of January 30th to February 3rd, Catholic schools across the nation came together to share their faith. Bishop Gorman took part in National Catholic Schools’ Week by participating in various events with the Catholic elementary schools here in Las Vegas, Nevada. Beginning the week with Mass at school and culminating with a larger All-Catholic...
Andrus Pappas, Co-Editor
The Internet has always been known as a place of free expression — a way for people to communicate in ways never before imagined. But under a new bill, that could all change. The Stop Online Piracy Act could not only prevent users from saying what they want; it could also take sites like Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, YouTube, and Reddit down permanently. The...
The Vow to Win Her Love
Marisa Bankey, Editor-in-Chief
When a severe car accident leaves Paige (Rachel McAdams) with brain trauma that causes memory loss, her husband, Leo (Channing Tatum) endeavors to win... Read more »
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Ryan Suppe, Sports Editor
The first Academy Awards were held in 1929 at the historic Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. The silent film, Wings won the award for best picture. Eighty-three years... Read more »
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National Catholic Schools’ Week
Corynne McEachern, Reporter
During the week of January 30th to February 3rd, Catholic schools across the nation came together to share their faith. Bishop Gorman took part in National Catholic Schools’... Read more »
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Andrus Pappas, Outside the Gates Editor
In a world where people and vampires are in a never-ending war, a warrior must save his niece from a pack of bloodthirsty vampires. Priest is set in a post-apocalyptic world... Read more »
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Unleashing the Dead: Part 2Jessica Vergara, Outside The Gates Editor
There in the doorway facing us was a seventeen-year-old boy. He wore black jeans and a tight plain tee, his tousled light brown hair clinging to his forehead, but under those... Read more »
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SOPA: The end of the Internet as we know it
Andrus Pappas, Co-Editor
The Internet has always been known as a place of free expression — a way for people to communicate in ways never before imagined. But under a new bill, that could all... Read more »
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Jessica Vergara, Outside the Gates Editor
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Kentucky Rolls to the Final Four
Grant Tucker, Sports Editor
The first few rounds the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament really have lived up to it’s nickname of “March Madness.” The nickname was given from the large amount of... Read more »
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