It’s nearing the end of the semester, and your grade is teetering dangerously close to the edge. It seems hopeless! What will you do if you can’t get your grade up by 0.01%? Suddenly, you realize that...

Art—the expression of emotion through creative mediums. Traditionally, the word “art” triggers images of painters, dancers, photographers, and musicians, but one artist tends to remain forgotten:...

When did your teachers stop handing out pre-hole punched assignments? Maybe for you this significant milestone of life has not yet been reached. If that is the case, take some time today to appreciate...

Patriots rejoice! Although many people are quick to criticize the A/B schedule with eight classes a year, it actually provides a distinct advantage to us students. Yes, it can be overwhelming at times,...

Most of us have, or soon will, go through the dreaded process in which we try to pay for our higher education. Many of us will join the 44.2 million Americans who struggle with student loan debt, others...

Theoretically, it sounds great to give people more money. However, it’s necessary to understand that raising the minimum wage won’t raise the quality of life for everyone. Firstly, augmentation...

The minimum wage in Washington is currently $11.00, which is a significant boost from the wage of $7.25 across most of the nation. This boost is beneficial to the residents of Washington because it helps...

Jakob da Silva (11) Q: What are some fun memories that you have experienced this year? A: Two activities that I did were football and wrestling. State wrestling was pretty fun because I came into...

On May 18, Liberty held four Sustainability TALKS about climate change throughout the day. Each talk was 50 minutes long and had up to seven speakers. Among those speakers were freshmen Raj Duraisamy and...

After serving as Liberty’s Athletic Director for the past three years, Loren Krogstad will become the assistant principal for the 2017-18 school year. Prior to Liberty, Krogstad taught social studies...

In 1974, Kathy Creveling took her first teaching job and began working in the Issaquah School District in 1992. During her career, she has worked from the elementary to post-high school level, teaching...