Draw lines forming a single loop that passes through every circle. The loop should only go vertically or horizontally through cells. At a filled circle, the loop must turn 90 degrees but must go straight...
Shade some cells in the grid such that 1. groups of shaded cells form rectangles (like a chocolate bar!) and 2. groups of unshaded cells do not form rectangles (like a banana?). A number indicates the...
“When I die, I don’t want you to be alone.”
For years, this is what Lucy’s mother said. Lucy thought it nothing more than a sweet, meaningless gesture. Her mom was sick, she knew that, but...
With the hectic week of midterms behind us, we now have a golden opportunity to recharge and refocus for the second and final semester of the school year. It's time to start fresh. Here's a ten-step comprehensive...
Your evil driving instructor has prepared a very dangerous driving exercise! You must find a path from “IN” to “OUT” which passes through every ice region and over every arrow in the direction...
Congratulations to everyone who entered and wrote such wonderful wintery pieces! Please enjoy some of our favorites below!
First place: Anika Olesen - Grafe 9
When we were younger, outside the window...
No one wants to get old, but unfortunately, most of us do. Luckily, I’m here to share the three most significant warning signs of old age. And I’m not talking about calling anyone younger than you...
Place mines in some empty cells (by shading in or drawing a circle) so that the number of mines adjacent horizontally, vertically, or diagonally to any numbered cell is equal to the number in that cell.
Click...
CALLING ALL CREATIVE WRITERS!
The Voice is hosting a 100 word Flash Fiction Contest!
Feel free to check the school bulletin for more information...
Or you can use...
This is the winning article chosen from Mr. Patterson’s C Block Rhetoric class after a blind review by The Voice’s editors. Some minor edits have been made. Thank you so much and congratulations...
