Boys Soccer Defeats Mt. Hope
written by Dan Higgins · September 25, 2008
On Wednesday night, the South Kingstown Rebels boys’ soccer squad won an exhilarating 4-1 battle against the Mt. Hope Huskies. The game, played at Curtis Corner Middle School, was full of tense moments and saw four red and eight yellow cards. The Huskies took an early lead in the game through... [Read more]
Bomb Threat Alarms School
written by Miklos Mattyasovszky · September 25, 2008
On Thursday morning, September 25th, Principal McCarthy informed students and faculty that bomb threats had been scrawled on a bathroom wall. Students were met as they entered school Thursday morning by police officers. Yesterday afternoon, Wednesday, September 24th, 2008, students... [Read more]
Rebel Football Defeats Coventry
written by Miklos Mattyasovszky · September 24, 2008
On September 19th, the boys’ football team defeated the Coventry Oakers 14-12 at Curtis Corner Middle School. Down 6-0, return man Kane Noka ran the opening kickoff of the second half back 80 yards to tie the game. The Rebel defense, however, was unable to hold back the Oaker offense, leaving... [Read more]
Rebels Topple Undefeated Portsmouth
written by Dan Higgins · September 23, 2008
The South Kingstown Rebels boys’ soccer squad won a thrilling 1-0 contest over the previously unbeaten Portsmouth Patriots on Monday night, September 22. The game, played at Curtis Corner Middle School, was tied 0-0,until Rebels’ senior forward Matt Floskis streaked to a deflected... [Read more]
State Testing Standards Label SKHS Insufficient
written by Adam Goldstein · September 17, 2008
Once known to be one of the best high schools in the state, South Kingstown High Schools reputation has suffered in recent years. Although strong in academics, athletics and the arts, Rhode Island State Test Results have tagged the school with the state’s lowest level of classification, Insufficient... [Read more]
Adventure Tourism Booms: SKHS Students Travel to South America And Africa
written by Sarah Schraer · September 11, 2008
Planning for summer: for most people this is a vital part of the final three months of school. Many students sit daydreaming of the two months ahead, planning every beach day and cent they’ll spend. But for two SKHS girls, this summer will not be filled with beach days and summer work. While... [Read more]
Zambonis Electrify ‘Hockey Rock’
written by Adam Goldstein · September 11, 2008
Do you love rock and roll music? Do you love hockey? Do you love hockey rock music? You probably have never listened to hockey rock music if you haven’t listened to the Zambonis. The Zambonis, a rock and roll band from Bridgeport, Connecticut, are the first and only hockey rock band. The Zambonis... [Read more]
Focus on the Present
September 10, 2008
Why as adolescents are we always in a hurry to grow up but as adults want to turn back time? As a society we have grown to live our lives for tomorrow, when what we ought to be doing is living for today. For only today is sure, concrete and constant. As high school students we strive to push forward,... [Read more]
To Prank or Not to Prank
September 10, 2008
Almost every year, seniors decide to say farewell to South Kingstown High School by pulling a prank of some sort. Last year, the school was abused in perhaps the least creative way possible: “ ‘07” spray-painted above the gym doors. This year, the seniors pulled two pranks. First, the pranksters... [Read more]
Seniors Leave Painting Behind As Gift
September 10, 2008
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