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• Fiction > Romance
  Lucky Bet

  

  By StephanieRoro, Buhl, ID

  “Let’s make a bet.” The girls of fourth hour Senior English huddled in, staring at Sheena excitedly. She smirked and leaned on her elbows on her desk. “We have a big poem due in a week, right?” The girls nodded their agreement. “So… the girl that gets the lowest score on...
• Fiction > Romance
  Even If

  

  By StephanieRoro, Buhl, ID

  Annie slammed her textbooks down on the library table and made the statement of the century. “I’m dying and it’s really ticking me off.” Mason looked up from his calculus notes, “You say something, Eyebrows?” “Cancer,” Annie sat down across from him and threw open her histor...
• Fiction > Realistic Fiction
  Counting Steps

  

  By StephanieRoro, Buhl, ID

  “There he is,” the girl whispered to her friend behind her hand conspiratorially. “He looks normal to me,” her friend replied as she studied the handsome boy in the white button-down shirt and dark blue jeans passing on the sidewalk. “He's not.” Theodore couldn't be bothered by ...
• Fiction > Action-Adventure
  Chez's World 2

  

  By StephanieRoro, Buhl, ID

  “Chez, here,” Mr. Andrews hands a pair of earphones to Chez. She snatches them and sticks the ear buds into her ears, balling her fists around the cord. It is connected to a fat white iPod in the teacher’s hands. He fiddles with it for a second and then offers it to Chez. She takes it and sli...
• Fiction > Sci-fi/Fantasy
  Swimming in Milk

  

  By StephanieRoro, Buhl, ID

  Milos scratches his stomach as he stumbles into the kitchen. He yanks the refrigerator door open and pulls out a gallon of milk. He grabs a glass and pours milk into it. He hears a small yelp and finally opens his eyes, blinking at the harsh white light coming from the inside of the refrigerator. He...
• Opinion > Sports / Hobbies
  Music for the Soul

  

  By StephanieRoro, Buhl, ID

  It is impossible for me to be completely objective when it comes to the subject of music or the music program in school. I have been in my school’s band since I was in the sixth grade. I immediately knew I wanted to try music the second I heard my brother play his alto saxophone at his first schoo...