by Sasha Mazikins The fall equinox has finally arrived, so say goodbye to the bare minimum of clothing, and hello to warm comfortable outfits. Some of the newest trends of the season include joggers, kimonos, high-waist jeans, high-low tops, and a variety of boots. Joggers are ideal for rainy or cold days, and they look […]
Read Moreby Ciarra Lawson You look forward to driving since you can remember, not having to rely on anyone to get to point A to point B, but before you can become independent and able to drive by yourself, you must pass the driving test. The driving test intimidates every teen driver, from starting with parallel […]
Read Moreby Cate Tauriello The first person in the United States has been diagnosed with Ebola and is currently in a hospital in Dallas, Texas. Initially, and understandably, it’s kind of scary to know you’re in the same nation as someone with the Ebola virus. Thousands of cases have been recorded throughout Western Africa […]
Read Moreby Cate Tauriello Assistant principal Danny Rumpf has recently traveled to Toms River, New Jersey to contribute a small amount of his time for a large amount of people. He recently traveled to the garden state to build homes for victims of Hurricane Sandy that affected the area in 2012. “The group we […]
Read Moreby Adam Hostetter The girls volleyball team has had a tough time winning to start off their season. The girls team was previously 0-3, before Monday’s game against Frederick. Some say that their lack of success was due to all of their home season games being forfeited due to the renovations in the […]
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