By: Julia Lees The first episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer aired on March 10th, 1997. Twenty years later, Buffy the Vampire Slayer has become an icon in pop culture. Buffy is […]
Buffy the Vampire Slayer turns Twenty
Latin Honor Society Induction
By: Julia Tuck From Front Left to Right: Brendan Padover, Ashvin Nagarajan, Thomas Murray, Elizabeth Murray, Jake Friedenberg Back: Kevin Perry, Olivia Porcello, Lauren Rickenbach, Jessica Rizzo, Kassie Sarkar, Julia Tuck, Mina […]
Society’s Disconcerting Views On Unwanted Sexual Actions
By: Julie Schmidt She takes a jog through the streets of her hometown and breathes heavily as the sun’s heat, combined with the length of her run, causes her to sweat profusely. […]
Let Your Hair Down Girls
By: Emily Freed For too long, the female gender has been struggling, clawing tooth and nail for rights equal to those of men. For centuries, women have resisted their second-class status. The […]
#WhyIMarch
By: Chloe Serena My morning on January 21st began at 2:45 in the morning, when my mother and I left for Montclair to take a chartered bus to Washington D.C. to attend […]
The Trump Immigration Ban: A Possible Overstepping of Power in the Early Days of a New Presidency
By: Emily Freed Donald Trump may have only been in office for less than a month, but every day news outlets alert the public to yet another cause of concern. While it […]
Is There A Need To Update Maslow’s Hierarchy?
By: Emma Krupp For my second semester as a freshman at James Caldwell High School, my elective for the remainder of the year was Interior Decoration with Ms. Heinicke. My first few […]
Black History Month
By: Elise Maiorano The month of February has been established as Black History Month. The month February was chosen to correlate with the birthdays of Frederick Douglass, Abraham Lincoln, and Langston Hughes, […]
Comfort Zones: Don’t Let Them Hold You Back
By: Olivia Carrara Everybody has their limits, their boundaries that keep them from taking risks and doing things they view as uncomfortable. Whether the boundaries stop them from trying a dangerous activity […]
From Droughts to Drench: Oroville Dam in California
By: Diana Abraham “When you build a dam, you are playing God. And it’s tough to be God,” said former head of reservoir operations for Army Corps of Engineers, Joseph D. Countryman. […]
