Health/Science – The Arapahoe Pinnacle

Giving Through Gains

November 3, 2018

Within the haystack of hate crimes and fear mongering that we’re so used to tuning out, it’s easy to lose track of the needle that separates itself...

While You Were Sleeping

Dylan Boxer, Jason Truitt, and Kera Morris

October 11, 2018

Filed under Community, Health/Science, Showcase

Most students have been looking forward to Oct. 9th as a day to sleep in, get some work done and maybe even lounge around. That’s because students h...

Dealing With Pimples

September 14, 2018

We all have had to deal with some kind of acne and we all do it in different ways. You can see on google trends how the searches of people popping pim...

Alzheimer’s and My Experience

May 6, 2018

“You're my favorite grandson you know that?” asks my grandfather at my twelfth birthday party. This would be a typical, loving thing a grandfather...

Remembering Stephen Hawking

April 9, 2018

Stephen Hawking, theoretical physicist and one of the ‘rock stars’ of the science world, passed away March 14, 2018, leaving behind a robust legacy...

You Are Going To Die

March 28, 2018

Peaceful. It’s the best word to describe a room bedecked in muted color, pops of understated vibrancy and furnished with soft-cushioned chairs, a...

Phat Foods

Dylan Boxer, Reporter

March 5, 2018

Filed under Health/Science

Fatty food. The phrase itself denotes a stigma of unhealthy drive-thru dinners and guilt-ridden indulgences. Our surroundings have led us to believe that...

Healthy Food, Balanced Budget

Rachel Lorenz, Editor

February 26, 2018

Filed under Health/Science

“‘Plan it out’ is what I learned,” said Jessi Colmenero at the conclusion of the Good4U Food on a Budget workshop. The free nutritional presentati...

Looking To The Sky At The Super Blue Blood Moon

February 1, 2018

Ever take a moment to step outside and stare at the moon? Its beauty is mysterious. It can effect the patterns of the ocean tides. On Jan. 31, 2018, the ra...