When the word “court” is imagined, a picture straight out of Judge Judy comes to mind: a big mahogany counter, a judge with a gavel, witnesses giving testimonies on either side of the room, and a jury...
Every year, nearly 2,000 U.S. children are put on the waiting list for an organ transplant. Though heart and liver transplants may seem like something that only occasionally happens in an over dramatic...
For some people, Israel is just a place on a map. But for many people, its rich history makes it a place of spiritual significance. Over winter break, for nine Jewish students, it changed from a place...
Freshman Max Monahan practically glides onto the stage, black leather doctor’s bag and unrelenting smirk in tow. From his first entrance, the audience is in the palm of his hand, watching his every move,...
Leily Zhu, Editor-in-Chief and Front Page Editor
• February 22, 2018
Aside from the published monthly issues of the school newspaper and production of the yearbook covering the past school year, the work of journalists is also recognized through contests and competitions....
The smell of freshly-brewed coffee and the sound of a cart rolling fills the hallway. As the cart is pushed into the doorway of the classroom, a smile creeps on to everyone’s faces. Sophomore Ryan Bisignano...
Since its creation in 1959, the ACT has grown immensely. Prep classes are everywhere, and high school students are always stressing about their scores. For most, a 36 seems unachievable--with activities...
With the crisp, cold air rolling in, and holiday lights illuminating the streets, it is evident that finals are quickly approaching. Traditionally, students have studied for finals using notecards, rote...
A flash illuminates the night as you connect the final string of cords and plug it all into the outlet on your porch. Internally, you pray that nothing blows up your freshly painted house. Luckily, instead...
Even the smallest of actions can make a difference in a movement. Two MN students are contributing by creating a new club with Girls Learn International, an organization under the Feminist Majority Program...
The day students turn 18, they enter into the political atmosphere and have the ability to become not just observers but civil participators.
On Oct. 25 and 27, students were given the rare opportunity...
