The blue lunch trays that have been periodically popping up in the lunch room need to become a cafeteria mainstay. Utilizing these blue lunch trays can make the school more eco-friendly. Yes, using trays  may take a little more effort than throwing Styrofoam in the trash, but so what? It’ll help in the long run. And if returning trays to the window by the kitchen becomes too much work, call “nose goes” and nominate someone at the table to take them back. 

The vending machines have it all wrong. We’re supposed to take food out of it, not put food into it. It just eats everyone’s money. Seriously, how many times has someone put money into the machine and not received food in return? It’s annoying and criminal. The last two on the far side of the cafeteria are the money snatchers. If no other machine has the food that is desired, then be forewarned: the last two eat your money.

There’s no way.  There’s just no way. By some miracle, sophomores are leading the spirit contest.  By some disaster, both the juniors and freshmen are anchoring the contest, each with a resounding zero points.  So much for a typical senior-freshmen spirit battle.  And so much for sophomore slump. The sophomores are leading the seniors by two points. Keep it up, sophomores.  As for freshmen and juniors? Pick it up.

After the administration deemed it necessary to search the contents of a student’s phone, students have been questioning whether the faculty has the right to search through students’ phones.