By: Jessica Rizzo After taking nearly four years of Latin, you would think I would be interested in expanding my lingual horizons to encompass something more verbal. While Latin may be considered […]
Why I’m Learning Sign Language
Commemorating the 19th Amendment
By: Julia Tuck It has been almost 100 years since the 19th Amendment, the right for women’s suffrage, has been passed and ratified. There have been such great strides by women in […]
The Pros and Cons of Block Scheduling
By: Matt Savloff Block scheduling is undoubtedly the biggest change our school has endured since I have been here. Although we have not seen block scheduling yet, we have been provided with […]
A Rebuttal the Opinion Article: “It’s Time to Say Goodbye to the Pledge of Allegiance”
By: Matt Savloff An article was recently published in the school newspaper, calling for a universal ban on the Pledge of Allegiance. Although I firmly believe that everyone is entitled to their […]
It’s Time to Say Goodbye to the Pledge of Allegiance
By: Tasha LaChac Ah, the Pledge of Allegiance. It’s something so common practice in America, most students have been reciting it since they were in kindergarten. The Pledge goes like this: students stand […]
Why Beto O’Rourke Should Run for President
By: Julia Tuck The U.S. presidential election season is one categorized by excitement and hope when it rolls around in November every four years. The election for president in 2020 will be […]
The Consumerism of Christmas
By: Emmanuelle Feria Everyone knows that the true meaning of Christmas is to buy and get gifts. Shortly after the season of Thanksgiving comes the consumerism of Christmas. Starting off this chaotic frenzy […]
Mikie Sherrill’s Successful Campaign
By: Julia Tuck As the election season winds down, I cannot emphasize enough how glad I am that Mikie Sherrill has successfully won to represent New Jersey’s 11th congressional district. After months […]
When Inspiration Strikes… And When It Doesn’t?
By: Emmanuelle Feria It seems the world’s greatest authors and greatest writers have gotten a powerful strike of inspiration, an adrenaline-like rush of brilliant, impromptu ideas. This inspiration, culminated through long hours of […]
Saving a life? Or ruining one?
By Jessica Bisciotti At age 28, my mother decided that she was going to pick up and move from Europe to the United States. Although she did not know a lick of […]
