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Anything actually worth seeing during opening weekend is normally sold-out before you even arrive at the theater. So, Fandango is the only way to go if you even remotely want to try seeing a movie. After taxes and Fandango's courtesy fee, you spend $14 on a ticket before even stepping foot into the theater
"Captain America" takes theaters by storm with this new rendition of the Marvel comic in movie form. Starring Chris Evans as Steve Rogers and Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Furry, the twists and turns of this movie keeps you at the edge of your seat with intense action scenes while still being able to relax with some interesting placed comic relief.
The jokes and the laughter just kept on coming the night of March 13 in the Performing Arts Center. Tickets were paid for and seats were filled as Mr. HHS took away the night. Contestants performed, showed off their body, and proved themselves worthy for the Mr. HHS title, but there could be only one winner.
he sound of rushing water and the smell of scented green Joy hand soap into hands that have touched many germ infested desks throughout the day.
It seems to me that today is not my day. Maybe it will never be my day because I consistently die over, and over, and over again as my owner consistently smashes me into giant green pipes. My 8-bit world doesn't seem much of a material world, but I guess it will have to make due.
Inside the frigid west gym of Huntley High School, stood tables covered in flyers, posters, and in some cases, sparkling lights. Each table trying to draw in kids of all ages to come and see what they have to offer. The new opportunities are endless when the electives fair takes over.
Walking into Huntley's performing arts center, the loud rumble of about 200 hundred voices echoes off the sound boards. The audience lights faded and up came the blue green lighted background to set the mood for the holiday concert.
The most beautiful moment of science fiction in the history of television, the 50th anniversary of the British television show, “Doctor Who” came to life. Airing across the globe on Nov. 23, at 1:50 p.m. CST., the world went silent in anticipation. Whovians around the world waited in awe of what could be the most epic moment in television history.
On Oct. 29, the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors will take preparatory tests, the Explore, Plan, and PACT respectively, to get a prediction of what they could receive on the highly anticipated ACT.
He walks onto the AstroTurf soccer field as the rubbery, wet smell fills his nose. The rain has just stopped and now it is time to get serious about the game. Dressed in his black Nike cleats, high bright red socks with protective shin guards underneath, white mesh shorts, and his red #10 jersey, there is no way for him to predict how this game will turn out. Well, not until the very end at least.
He walks onto the AstroTurf soccer field as the rubbery, wet smell fills his nose. The rain has just stopped and now it is time to get serious about...
On Oct. 5, Huntley’s boys varsity golf team put their skills to the test at the Crystal Lake South Invitational at Red Tail Golf Club in Lakewood, Ill.
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Congratulations to the Huntley High School Class of 2013. The Voice would live to wish you great happiness in your adventures after high school. Remember...
Holocaust survivor Lisl Bogart tells her courageous tale of her time and experience living in a concentration camp, Theresienstadt Concentration Camp....
For those who might not be able to go to campus, here is a short video of what campus looks like. Includes pictures of buildings, campus, student union,...
Within the red plushy seats of the Huntley High School auditorium sat half of the students in the freshman history classes World Geography and World History...
During the first week in March since 1957, the Alpha Mu Gamma Honor Society at Los Angeles City College celebrates the importance of studying foreign languages....
Check out Chik'd on Facebook. Band members Greg Guelzo and Josh Katz go in-depth about what it means to do improv music.
Sitting at a small bistro table in the northeastern tip of Spain, a woman of her early 30s opens up a newspaper to read. Reading the news, she keeps an...
Walking into the apartment at Huntley High School, instantly you are hit with the mouth-watering smells of piles upon piles of freshly baked goodies, fondue,...
The dark, ominous rumble of a school bus engine roars through town on the way to the Life Skills program’s weekly field trip to experience the community.
In an economy that is far from booming, and with the state of Illinois being billions of dollars in debt, Consolidated School District 158 are starting...
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Before the Community of The Whole meeting on Oct.11, there was a waiver hearing where associate superintendent, Terry Awrey, called...
By Megan Wilson
The Board of Education had their monthly, Community of the Whole meeting on Oct. 11 discussing various topics ranging from test scores...
On June 2, the Huntley High School Class of 2012 graduated at the Sears Centre Arena in Hoffman Estates.
A little after 2 p.m., superintendent Dr. John...
A 5-year-old walks onto a field in New Jersey, stick in hand with gear too heavy for his body; he is about to play his first game of lacrosse....
The Silver Cord hours for the Senior Class of 2012 are now entered into the database. Counselor Karen Miller has been speedily entering numbers to determine who will be granted the honorary Silver Cord.
The guidance department and students in the junior class and have been getting ready for the highly anticipated PSAE on April 24 and April 25.
As of second semester, two new policies were adapted in the student handbook. On January 23, the deans ofHuntleyHigh Schoolannounced that the tardiness and unexcused absences policies would have new disciplinary actions starting second semester.
While Kate Duchene is driving to her next job, she feels nervous and stressed for what is to come.
She steps out of the car and gathers her equipment. Sighing deeply, she rings the doorbell and waits while a flood of memories comes back to her.
Duchene did not think that she would become a photographer, but rather an actress on stage.
On Feb. 6, an event that started back in late Dec. and has continued until now struck cable television news.AdlaiE.Stevenson High School in suburban Lincolnshire started confiscating cell phones in order to aid their investigations and provide “credible evidence” about the increased drug activity at Stevenson High School.
The new school year is coming faster than you think. On Jan. 31, counselors went into all junior English classes to remind students about graduation and...
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