The Gargoyle now presents a new way to recognize Uni's outgoing senior class. As you revisit their past five years at this school and read a selection of their parting words, we hope you will join us in congratulating the members of the Class of 2012 and wishing them luck in all their future endeavors.

Gap year. A magical year of adventure between high school and college. Gargoyle Reporter Amalia Dolan, who will be taking a gap year herself to go to Peru with Rotary International, discusses the reasons for taking a gap year, possible gap year options, and the specific options chosen by seniors in the class of 2012.

There are many things that you might not know about Carl Haken, but you will know his favorite food, his cutesy voice, and his plans for surviving the impending zombie apocalypse after you read this interview.

Uni High has a new entrepreneur, and that would be senior Chris Nguyen. His new food retrieval service is a intuitive new way to fill the empty stomachs of students who desire warm, yummy, food from an off-campus source.

People say Uni students are exceptionally creative and smart, well so are the teachers. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you Bill Sutton's history class performing a choreographed dance to "The Battle of New Orleans" by Johnny Horton.

The day before the freshman trip to Allerton last month, Aramael Pena-Alcantara eagerly spent the afternoon packing. When he arrived at the camp, a few second thoughts crossed his mind. But he and his classmates quickly acclimated themselves, and the result was a memorable two-day experience.

Come join Or Ashkenazi for a recap of the Class of 2012's recent overnight stay at the Allerton 4-H Memorial Camp. The fourth annual freshman excursion to the camp featured rock climbing, cardboard boat racing, and plenty of other fun activities. Or was one of the students on the trip, and she offers this first-person account.

For two days and one night last week, the Class of 2012 enjoyed life at Allerton 4-H Memorial Camp, far away from the halls of Uni. It was the fourth annual freshman Allerton trip, and the students made the most of their time. They enjoyed rock climbing, boat racing, chatting over a bonfire, and participating in several other group activities, such as land navigation taught by math teacher Craig Russell.