In recent news, Guinness World Records has certified Pearl, a Florida chihuahua, and Reginald, a 7-year-old Great Dane from Idaho, as the winners of their respective height titles. These two record-breakers had a playdate earlier this month. During this interaction, 4-inch Pearl and 3 foot tall Reginald got along better than expected despite this comically large height difference. Owners of both dogs describe their personalities as lovable. Reginald is described as mysterious while Pearl is more of a diva. Considering all these unique differences, it highlighted the bond these dogs have.

In recent news, an alligator was found on I-95 near Jacksonville, but that was not the only thing they found. Also on the interstate they found a barefoot Florida man named Mike Dragich wrangling this gator with his bare hands. He was seen using a pole to interact with the gator before throwing it on his shoulder and sitting on its back to muzzle the alligator, all while being shoeless.

To Dragich, this is not an uncommon activity. In fact, he is known as the “Blue Collar Brawler” on Instagram with a following over 300,000 where he posts himself “brawling” alligators. As an addition to this alligator brawling, Dragich is a mixed martial artist and was in the Marines. Last year he assisted the Jacksonville Fire Department to remove an alligator safely.

As an ending statement in the Sheriff’s Facebook post he says, "Just another totally normal day in the Sunshine State".

On Tuesday March11 the annual student teacher games were hosted by GHS staff and took place in the GHS Gymnasium. Students and teachers played a series of games including a 3-point contest, dodgeball, and volleyball. 

In the  3 point contest, the seniors went against the juniors while the sophomore went against the freshman. The seniors won against the juniors by 10 points and the sophomore won against the Freshmen 8 points. In the end, the winners played each other, seniors winning the 3 point contest by 10 points. 

In dodgeball, the seniors went against the juniors while the sophomore went against the freshman. The seniors took the win against the juniors and the freshman took the win against the sophomore. 

In volleyball, the GHS teachers went against all the GHS students and battled their way through an extremely awesome game of volleyball and in the end the students ended up winning that match against the Teachers winning by 3 points.

Overall, The event showcased school spirit, friendly competition, and an exciting display of athleticism from both students and staff.

Have you ever wondered what a day in the life of a high school principal looks like? This week, Scottie Channel followed Glasgow High School’s own Mr.Norman around to see what his days consist of. 

Starting at 8:00 A.M., Mr.Norman attended a meeting with a Glasgow Independent Board Member. Following his meeting, he walked around the school and peeped into classrooms to check things out. During grab-n-go, he stood in the hallways and talked with many teachers and students. 

Unfortunately, Mr.Norman had to leave to attend a personal appointment. Therefore, Addyson got to fulfill his principal duties. This included talking on the walkie talkies, retrieving students from class, and hanging with other administrators. Whenever Norman returned, he had to attend another online meeting. Around 2:00 P.M., GMS eighth graders toured the high school and Mr.Norman got to give a small speech informing them of the high school life. Overall, a principal has a wide range of responsibilities. What those are - I guess we’ll never know.

In the Super Bowl LIX on February 9, 2025, the Philadelphia Eagles squashed the KC Chiefs 40-22, securing their second Super Bowl title and denying the Chiefs what might have been a history-making three wins.

The game, played at Caesar Stadium in New Orleans, Louisiana, showcased the Eagle’s strengths and talent with the ball. Quarterback Jalen Hurts led the charge, scoring two touchdowns, earning MVP of the game. The Eagles also made the competitions third and fourth touchdowns, eventually leaving the score 24-0 by halftime. 

The Chiefs started the third quarter with the ball, but the Eagles crushed their hope of making a comeback, sacking Mahomes twice on the Chief's first drive. Although the Chiefs ended the quarter with a touchdown, the Eagles win was certain.

From the fourth quarter on, the Eagles dominated. Although the defense may have outshined their offense, with 6 sacks, 11 quarterback hits, 4 pass break-ups, 2 interceptions, and a fumble recovery. Kansas City, although scoring two touchdowns, was left with a game to forget.The score, 40-22, left the Philadelphia Eagles with their second Super Bowl title, and the Chiefs, crushed hopes of making history.

Glasgow High School is known for its dedication to giving students amazing experiences and widening possibilities. One way it delivers on this promise is by giving students the opportunity to participate in clubs - offering a wide variety for students to choose from. Mrs. Deckard, sponsor of the Spanish club, gave us her favorite memory from recent years. Mrs. Deckerd loves going on field trip to preschools and teaching young students Spanish lessons. Mrs. Deckard also said she learned many things from this club. “Many of the students have a desire to help, but they need the guidance on getting there and to participate more.”

In addition to Spanish club, Glasgow High also offers clubs like Deca, Beta, Art club, Hosa, and many more. Mr. London, sponsor of the Y club, offered us his favorite memory from mid-pandemic. Mr London told Scottie Channel that no one had their identification tags on and the bodyguards would not let them through due to strict rules. Mr. London said they eventually got through but not before they dragged a girl on the elevator with no shoes on! Mr. London also learned many things while being in this club, he says it shows you how the real world works and how intriguing it is. “In retrospect, if the kids really understand it and know what they’re doing they can go really far not only in this club, but in the real world too.” 

In a world where academic achievement is the highlight of school report cards, it is clear that Glasgow High School values real student experiences as well.