Despite issues, school district benefits students, community

by: Cardinal News staff

This year has been almost a recuperating period for Wauwatosa East High School. At least it has felt like one. But the relief from the tumult of the previous year has been more than just time for the school to catch its breath. This year allowed East and the Wauwatosa School district to focus once again on educating its students.

They did a decent job. Early in the year, the district faced some rather inconsequential controversy after confusion over the airing of President Obama’s speech to students. The matter was settled quickly and professionally. Shortly

Search for summer job proves stressful

by: Kelly Wikoff

According to the countdown I’ve had in my agenda since the beginning of 2nd semester, summer is finally here.

I have been dreaming of days when I actually get enough sleep and have nothing to do but relax, read and hang out with friends and family for quite some time now. But re¬cently a new thought has popped into my head: I need to find a job.

While filling an application to the Outpost, I discovered that applications are not as easy as I had thought. For example, in the desired wage range slot, I could say that I want

Annielyzing life: everyone has dreams

by: Annie Burnett

So I’m unhealthy. I repress my emotions, incessantly crack my knuckles and have eaten over two boxes of pop tarts in one sitting. That’s over 24 pop tarts.

But hey, I’m pretty sure I’m like every other adolescents out there. Except I’m pretty sure most adolescent don’t refer to themselves as adolescents. Or maybe they do. I just think it’s better than the word teen.

But it was not until recently that I realized a regular habit of mine wasn’t normal. I take that back. I’m well aware that I probably shouldn’t have