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M.A. welcomes new tech director
Dave Eisenmann, new tech director! Tech director Dave Eisenmann is welcomed to our school with the many other new...
Modern Army Recruiting
Military looks to tech to draw 21st-century recruits Over the last two decades, as technology has become a bigger part...
Small business, big screen
In the era of Netflix and megaplexes, an independent cinema in Columbia Heights gives audiences a classic moviegoing...
“Fantasy has become reality” – Star Wars: The Force Awakens
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... Amidst the dry hills of the deserts of Tatooine, a series of beeping...
Faith in the digital age
As electronic devices continue to grow in popularity, Christians gain the ability to interact with the Bible in new...
Device misuse
Technology in the classroom results in widespread distraction In many cases, artificial light acts as a seductress,...
Digital Citizenship
Meyers honored for Digital Citizenship Program The Digital Citizenship Program, developed by Sam Meyers, physics...
Day 127 Digital Citizenship Award
Science teacher and tech integrationist Sam Meyers is congratulated by principal Nancy Johnson for his recent award....
Trading cash for coins
In-app purchases may seem harmless, but the real cost of gems and power-ups add up By Lars Grorud, Guest Writer Senior...
Day 92 Chargers
Chargers sit on the laptop cart in the back of the room, waiting for student use during math class. Photo by Maddie...
New media sources grow
News media consumers are slowly moving from print to mobile because of accessibility, study shows. By Elliot Dorow Hovland.