by Michael Lanham
Today is April Fool’s Day, but this feature is no joke. Of all the cars spotlighted on Junk of the Month this school year, this month’s is by far the most worthy of the title of junkiest car. I had several candidates to feature this month, but when I started talking to senior [...]
by Michael Lanham
The Timberwolf Times is proud to announce the winner of the 2008 PTSA Golden Apple Award. The PTSA Board met and discussed many outstanding teachers at THS and voted to give this annual award to Ms. Robyn Bretzing.
Bretzing was also recently named the 2007 [...]
by Ben Olsen
When people think of the sports programs at Timpanogos the team that has always stood out as having the most talent would be the baseball. Once again Timpanogos has one of the most talented squads in the state and they appear on paper to be one of a few teams competing for a [...]
by Irasema Del Castillo
Track can be a sport for everyone, even the less coordinated of the bunch.
There are running events, throwing events, and jumping events. Specific events include javelin, pole vault, shot put, hurdles, long and high jump, and running.
Javelin throw consists of an athlete throwing a javelin the farthest to win, but it must [...]
by Adam Jensen
They are the best of the best, the cream of the crop, the titans of their respective playing fields at THS: the Sterling Scholars.
So what is the Sterling Scholar program? The Sterling Scholar Awards recognize and encourage excellence in high school seniors. The Deseret Morning News and KSL television developed this program to [...]
by Megan Lisonbee
While walking through the halls here at THS, it’s not often one actually pays attention to who is passing us day after day. There are over ten sets of twins at this school, and most students do not know that. A lot of them are fraternal, so it is harder to realize that [...]
by Tyler Christensen
Ninety percent of music on some students’ music players is illegal.
At least that’s what Mike Misbach, a junior, thinks.
“Only about ten percent of my music is paid for,” he says.
Mr. Misbach definitely isn’t alone. Many students fill their iPods and Zunes with songs they haven’t paid for.
Even decades ago, [...]
by Brad Fullmer
Looking for some good new music to (legally) add to your collection? Here’s what other people at Timpanogos have been listening to lately.
Heather Lewis (11) 1) I Wanna be Sedated (The Ramones) 2) Freddy I’m in Love (The Cure) 3) [...]
by Jessica CarranzaUno de los deportes más jugados en todo el mundo especialmente en Sur América y en Centro América es el soccer, más conocido en nuestros países como el “fútbol”. Este divertido deporte fue creado por los mayas y aztecas en centro América y tuvo origen en la china alrededor del [...]
by Devan Almquist
Red swollen eyes. Drooping shoulders and hanging arms. Dragging feet and unkempt hair.
No my friends, these are not crazy side affects from some horrifying new disease. These are the side affects of a procrastinating, class-sluffing teenager of Timpanogos High School.
Ever since the Attendance Policy was put into place two years ago and students [...]
by Kaleo Li
For one whole week, a staff member of the Timberwolf Times explored the abyssal depths of life without electronics. This is his story…
Day 1
I can survive one week without [...]
by Irasema Del Castillo
This year at Timpanogos there are fewer students prepared to graduate than any other year. Some causes may include tough requirements for graduating, difficulty in earning credit back, or the lack of motivation to graduate.
Overall, Alpine School District has an [...]
by Zach Heckert
Take a game visually similar to LocoRoco, combine some real-time strategy elements, throw in some absurd rhythm elements, and what do you have?
Patapon! Developed by SCEA and released on February 25th, this PSP game attempts to inject some variety and interesting elements into a market not used to such absurd crossovers.
My experience [...]
by Zach Heckert
We live in a strange world where what is false is almost valued more than what is truth.
Just look at television. The PTS (Public Television Service) made the decision to drop the popular show Dexter.
With many Dexter fans outraged because of the PTS’s infernal whining, we take a look at what this [...]
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