Blue Devil Top Topic: National Reading Month
The top five children’s books of all time
March is Reading Month: The Hate U Give
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Words of advice from Dr. Howard
April 10, 2019“The more knowledge you have, the better off you’ll…
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Connor McCormick: Gull Lake’s Epitome of Class
March 26, 2019He’s already acquired strong resume and “007” level class. So it’s…
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How to Prepare for College
March 21, 2019For all of you graduating seniors, being told that you’re…
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Gull Lake Quiz Bowl finds success in its starting roots
March 19, 2019One of Gull Lake’s most recently successful clubs is also…
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The contentious debate over Gull Lake’s mascot
March 15, 2019When Gull Lake Community Schools were formed in the mid-1960s,…
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ELA teacher Cristy Connellee collects Funko Pop! figurines and student memories
March 6, 2019Cristy Connellee is a popular teacher at Gull Lake High…
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Gull Lake Community Schools diversity statics compared to U.S. average
February 7, 2019With Martin Luther King Jr. day on January 21 and…
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Don’t Even Get Me Started: Fingers aren’t always our friends
February 1, 2019Hello everyone and welcome to Zach Zahrt’s “Don’t Get Me…
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Ways to ease anxiety in the New Year
January 23, 2019With the New Year here and resolutions to be made…
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How to stay safe driving this winter
January 18, 2019While it may not be completely white outside everyday, Michigan…
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Sports
Sarah Donovan goes the distance in the Portage Winter Blast
Only months after finishing Cross Country with an injury, sophomore Sarah Donovan placed second for her gender and age group in the 7th Annual Portage Winter Blast Half Marathon on February 24. The reasoning behind Donovan’s sign up was “just to prove myself that I could,” she said. The Portage Winter Blast includes a 5k, 10k…
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March 7, 2019 Cheer team excel in Blue Devil Invitational
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March 6, 2019 Gull Lake powerlifting presents opportunity for athletes
Press Box
How an NBA proposal could affect Gull Lake athletes
In a somewhat foreseeable move, the National Basketball Association has formally proposed changing the draft-eligible age requirement from 19 to 18. Following a knee-injury to star college basketball player and potential NBA number one overall…
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