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by Sanders Jett-Folk photo by Brock Layden Since being formed in 1986, Green Day has become one of the most well-known and most successful acts in the punk rock music industry. The band hasRead More

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Walkersville Academic Team Loses Super Close On the TV Show “It’s Academic”

October 10, 2016October 10, 2016 Susanna Chenfeatured, Its Academic, Walkersville High School

by Susanna Chen Nine people sit on the stage intently listening to the lively cadence of the host as he recites the question: Who is the chief of the Norse gods? In fractions ofRead More

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Dracula Cast and Crew Ramping Up to Put On Their Scary Show

October 10, 2016October 7, 2016 Emily YeelesDracula, theater, Walkersville High School

by Emily Yeeles This Halloween is bringing a new play, Dracula, to the stage on October 27-31 “The Dracula play is based on the original play. We dialed Dracula down a bit to make it

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Art Teacher Stovall Featured In Incredible Show In Downtown Frederick

September 20, 2016September 29, 2016 Parker MontourWalkersville High School

by Parker Montour Christine Stovall, the arts and photography teacher at Walkersville had one of her art shows at the artists gallery. The exhibit started September third and will continue until September 25th. “I

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Season Two of Mr. Robot Goes Darker

August 31, 2016August 31, 2016 Susanna ChenWalkersville High School

by Susanna Chen It is a universal fact that in any conventional superhero storyline the good guys who win. Superman always defeats Lex Luthor. Batman will always win against the Joker. However, in Mr.Read More

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Green Day Releases Their New Album, Revolution Radio

Walkersville Academic Team Loses Super Close On the TV Show “It’s Academic”

Dracula Cast and Crew Ramping Up to Put On Their Scary Show

Art Teacher Stovall Featured In Incredible Show In Downtown Frederick

Season Two of Mr. Robot Goes Darker