By: Olivia Carrara On the morning of Saturday January 20, I woke up early and excited to participate in the Women’s March on NJ. Previously the NJ March was held in Trenton, […]
Women’s March on New Jersey
Animal Testing
By: Megan Rickenbach In the past few years, more and more people are focusing on where their products come and how they were created or tested. I believe this is mainly because […]
The Birth of Musical Fanaticism
By: Jordan Whiting In our modern age, famous musicians claim a strikingly unique social status. They perform in stadiums for thousands of supporters, surrounded by passionate energy from an audience that feels […]
Women’s March 2018
By: Dareen Abukwaik Last year on January 21, the Women’s March was organized as a worldwide protest against President Trump’s inauguration, as well as a fight for reproductive, civil, and human rights. […]
Honoring Mrs. Miscia
By: Ashvin Nagarajan Mrs. Patti Miscia, a math teacher at James Caldwell High School is the 2017 recipient of the Educator of the Year Award by Essex Lodge No. 7 of Free […]
Alondra Homan and Hannah Podvey: Caldwell’s Own Athletic Excellence
By: Katie Quigley Females excelling in male-dominated sports should not be a hard concept to grasp–and yet, I can still find pride in watching girls across the nation go against the grain, […]
You’re Special…Just Like Everyone Else
By: Emmanuelle Feria Remember, you’re very special, just like everyone else. Hop aboard the special bandwagon, along with the rest of the humans on this Earth. In other words, no one is. […]
A Controversial Punishment: The Death Penalty
By: Megan Rickenbach The death penalty is a highly debated punishment that remains legal in 38 states. In those states, an individual who commits an unforgivable crime can be tried for the […]
‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’: The Best Kind of Weird
By: Mike Massotto Note: If you are yet to see “Star Wars: The Last Jedi,” proceed at your own risk, this review is not spoiler free. “It’s time for the Jedi to […]
The College Stress
By: Julie Schmidt Ever since freshman year, people have asked me where I want to go to college, or what I would like to major in. When I replied with a shrug […]
