Where Do We Draw the Line With Science
Meara Sauer, Junior Reporter
December 11, 2018
Filed under Letters to the Editor, Scroll Bar
To the editor: The New York Times recently posted the article "Why Are Scientist So Upset About the First Crispr Babies?" by Gina Kolata and Pam Belluck. The Chinese scientist He Jiankui has made science fiction into reality by editing embryos, implanting them into a woman’s womb, and successfully...
Nishimoto takes over for Kemp in Science Classes
Lizzy Anderson and Anela Wright
January 21, 2016
After completing his student teacher program, Mr. Nishimoto moved down the hall from Mr. Mack’s room, into Mr. Kemp’s room. Moto was a student teacher for Mack this past semester. “He did good, He really helped me understand the material” said Allie Ornelas (10), who had Nishimoto when he...
Biology Teacher Sees Students Grow
Theodore Weiss, Senior Reporter
December 9, 2015
On Thursday, December 3, three former Manitou Springs High School students went to back to their old classroom. This wasn't for a high school graduation anniversary, nor to pick up one of their younger siblings, but to teach. All three were biology majors in college and taught tenth graders cel...
When 99.9% Isopropyl Alcohol Meets Fire: Mr. Kemp Talks About His Experiments
Tabby Nevinczenko, Reporter
November 18, 2014
Every year for his freshman classes, Mr.Kemp performs several exciting experiments that involve fire, explosions and other intriguing exciting products of chemistry and physics. This is a student favorite where Kemp fills a large jug with 99.9% isopropyl alcohol and sets it ablaze; creating...
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