By: Katie Quigley In September of 2014, I walked into room 502, migrated to the back of the upperclassmen-filled room, and eyed the seniors standing at the front, writing deadlines on Mrs. […]
It Feels Like Just Yesterday: A Reflection
The Starting Line
By: Thomas Rodgers Your thoughts are scrambled. The official waves you forward. You walk towards the line with all eyes on you. At this point I typically will think something along the […]
Birth Order: Perks and Downfalls of being a MIDDLE CHILD!
By: Emmanuelle Feria Assuming you clicked on this article because the headline picture triggered you, you probably are a middle child, if not, you will hopefully will enjoy this article as well. […]
Identity in a School Environment
By: Corinne Maiorano Recently, I was browsing through social media and stumbled upon a blog post written by a singer named Marina Diamandis, popularly known as Marina and the Diamonds. I had […]
Senior Interview Reflection
By: Diana Abraham To finish my high school newspaper career, I decided to ask my friends a few questions about their experience and compare it to my thoughts about the good ol’ […]
A Senior Year In Review
By: Emily Freed I am not typically one to espouse the idea of a carefree and fun-filled senior year. Anyone who knows me is aware that I am a person prone to […]
Reflection
By: Chloe Serena At this years Art and Technology show, there was an impressive display of artwork produced by students who meticulously spent the year curating pieces that they believed represented themselves […]
Thank You, Seniors
By: Mai Chiaet I have met a good handful of seniors this past year, many through after school activities. I knew I was going to meet many new people, but I did […]
Leave it in 2016
By: Katie Quigley 2016, however you may feel about it, was truly a whirlwind. The most memorable moments were ones that the 2015 versions of ourselves would have laughed at: Leonardo DiCaprio […]
The Caldron 