February 22Opinion: Disney has gotten lazy by remaking old movies and their newer movies lack effort
February 22Staff Editorial: Social media trends can be harmful to teenagers body image
February 22Scott Schau creates lasting connections through being a school bus driver
February 21JagWire Newspaper: Volume 25, Issue 4
February 21Cheer and dance teams compete at national competitions to showcase their skills
Senior Cassidy Doran is a third-year veteran to the JAG yearbook staff, working as photo editor for a second year. Doran is part of the band, colorguard, NHS and the bowling team.
![Tying off the string of her pendulum on Thursday, April 28, junior Sharnelle Bennett finishes the first stage of the pendulum making process before testing her experiment. Students explore scientific waves within the pendulum lab unit. “[My favorite part of the lab was] actually making the pendulum and seeing the different ways the height and weight can affect the swing and the cycle,” Bennett said.](https://www.mvnews.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/CD-4_28_2234-600x900.gif)
![Gathered around a table for a demonstration of a cat dissection on Thursday, April 21 in Anatomy, junior Sam DeWitte watches how science teacher Eric Thomas correctly dissects the upper leg muscles of a cat. “I like anatomy because it’s probably the most interesting class I’ve ever taken,” DeWitte said. “Usually [science teacher Eric Thomas] tells us to do something and I have no idea what he’s talking about until he shows us.”](https://www.mvnews.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/CD-4_21_0102-900x600.gif)
