Summer Fun

Brennan Tanner, staff writer I was once mighty mountains, I held a king’s ransom in wealth, But the wind, the ice, the rain, They broke me down, stole my wealth. Over time, I drifted, my body did decay, One stone to another, and then to earth and for a while I stay. What am I? […]

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Let There Be Light Raku Pottery Firing

Brennan Tanner, staff writer Raku is a Japanese low fire glazing technique that dates back several thousand years to the sixteenth century. The bisqued pottery is coated with glaze and fired until the glaze melts, first bubbling, then smoothing out. After it reaches this stage, it is placed in a container of combustible materials, generally […]

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March and April Riddles

  A golden sunburst, Green lances thrust from the ground, Swaying in the breeze.   Highlight here for answer: Daffodil   A single crocus, In a stretch of fresh green grass, After the snow melts. A spring symphony, A song of celebration, Always from above.   Highlight here for answer: Birdsong   Pink, white, and cream, […]

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December 2015 Riddles

Angels, stars, and holly leaves, Sleighs and bells, Christmas trees, All these symbols of Christmas cheer, Leaving only crumbs as they disappear.   Highlight here for answer: sugar cookies     A single point with branches four, Cold and clear and brightly white, A guiding light still shining bright, Leading three from shore to shore. […]

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