Scholastic Press Association First Place with Special Merit

San Joaquin Valley Student Press Association First Place 2009, 2012

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Blu explores fresh sound with lyrical twist in NoYork!

Blu explores fresh sound with lyrical twist in NoYork!

  By Osamede Ogbeide Underground rap artist, Blu, delivers a slightly outlandish, but truly innovative piece of work with his new album, NoYork! which was released February 26. In 2007 Blu emerged on the scene as a lyrical force backed by production that complimented his storytelling and alliterative rhyming skills. Lyrics like, “I’m trying to [...]

Halo 4 heralds a new age for the popular franchise

Halo 4 heralds a new age for the popular franchise

By Colton Loving 343 Industries’ (343i) debut title, Halo 4, brings new life to the Halo franchise while maintaining the unique feel that fans of the series have come to know and love. The campaign storyline begins four years after the events of Halo 3 with Master Chief’s artificial intelligence (AI) companion awaking the Chief [...]

FIFA 13 game play volleys franchise into an updated era

FIFA 13 game play volleys franchise into an updated era

By Joel Witt   EA Sports’ latest addition to the FIFA franchise, FIFA 13, has completely changed the game. The most obvious change to FIFA 13 is the actual game play and the feel of the game.  EA Sports have added more realism by making the touches of the players more realistic, making it more [...]

Prototype 2 proves better than orginal game

Prototype 2 proves better than orginal game

By Nate Evans Prototype 2 was released April 24, but despite extensive promotion and advertisement the game entered the market with less credit than it deserved because of the poor quality of the original Prototype. The Prototype series is an open-world action-adventure such as the Red Dead and Skyrim sagas, set in New York City. [...]

Revelations continues saga

Revelations continues saga

by Nate Evans Among all of the new game releases this holiday season, Assassin’s Creed: Revelations may very well have been overshadowed by Battlefield 3, Modern Warfare 3 and Skyrim. However, it is a game that deserves just as much recognition as these. Revelations is the fourth game in the Assassin’s Creed saga and is [...]

Battlefield 3 ranks above competition

Battlefield 3 ranks above competition

By Nate Evans The release of Battlefield 3 (BF3) on November 1 provided gamers with the best Battlefield yet and Modern Warfare 3 with some major competition. With five million copies sold in the first week BF3 has the potential to steal the accolades thought destined for “the most anticipated game in history.” The campaign [...]

FIFA 12 scores with realistic depictions of soccer experience

FIFA 12 scores with realistic depictions of soccer experience

by Joel Witt This years FIFA franchise has truly outdone itself, creating a soccer experience that mirrors the real life game. FIFA’s creativity appeals to all ages and genres, offering recreational fun. FIFA 12 possesses qualities no other soccer video game offers. To begin with, the game play is incredibly realistic. Not only do the [...]

Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood bands together

Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood bands together

Brotherhood made its debut November 19 and, like most third games in a series, sold more copies than the first or second game.

Mass Effect 2

Mass Effect 2

The best sci-fi third person RPG shooter is back for another round; it’s here to remain on top of the pedestal it set itself upon.

Hall of Fame: a good deal for Deel

Hall of Fame: a good deal for Deel

by Sonia Singh
Retired Clovis West Economics teacher Tom Deel was inducted into the Clovis West Wall of Fame on February 13, 2009. “I was overwhelmed, honored and thrilled to have my name associated with the school that I love,” said Deel.

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