By Janeidy Valentin ‘21
May 24, 2018
Filed under Column, Opinion
Numerous students around the world love waking up in the morning and getting ready for school, while others don’t. Many students suffer from sleep disorders because they are not getting enough hours of sleep that they are supposed...
May 23, 2018
Filed under Column, Opinion
On the fifth of September, President Trump posted a tweet that has now left the lives of around 800,000 people in question. Not only that, but the situation grows more complex every second that passes us by.
DACA, also known...
By Elizabeth Patch ‘21
May 23, 2018
Filed under Column, Opinion
One of the biggest technology products that everyone uses is cell phones. Cell phones have taken over the world, and they will continue to develop even more. Cell phones have made communication, finding the latest news, and many...
By Alexis Leotta ‘18
May 23, 2018
Filed under Column, Opinion
Corruption is a plague that has seeped its way into the government, affecting so many people to the point to where it is just unreasonable. More often than not, most politicians are caught up in a scandal in which they abused...
By Sean Fleming ‘21
May 23, 2018
Filed under Opinion, Reviews
Ten years ago, Apple revealed to the world the new phone that would go on to change the ways we communicate forever. Ten years ago, CEO Steve Jobs showed a select group of journalists the iPhone in the blistering San Francisco,...
By Hailey Finocchio ’18
May 23, 2018
Filed under Column, Opinion
President Trump is moving forward on his plan to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Program. The DACA program gives immigrants (otherwise known as Dreamers in this case) an opportunity to have a safe home, receive...
By Janeidy Valentin ’21
May 23, 2018
Filed under Column, Opinion
It was a cold and snowing Christmas morning, and all the houses were full of blankets of snow. Everyone snuggled in their favorite pjs and cuddled in their warm blankets. All were enjoying the holidays with their family by watching...
By Aliya Rembelinsky ’21
May 23, 2018
Filed under Column, Opinion
Staying ‘politically correct’ [or just ‘PC’ for short] is something many schools take pride in. They make sure no one is offended, and everything is a safe space for anyone no matter who they are. For the most part, this...
By Elizabeth Patch ’21
May 22, 2018
Filed under Column, Opinion
As the college athlete ran around trying to get everything together, his heart began to beat at a rapid pace. Things were flying through the air, loud crashes were heard as the student rushed to gather his belongings. Hair pulling,...
By Alexis Leotta ‘18
May 22, 2018
Filed under Column, Opinion
Beads of sweat are dripping down the side of young faces as they make their way into school. The feeling in their stomach feels like slugs that are trying to stop them from proceeding any further, especially when they know exactly...
By Sean Fleming ‘21
May 22, 2018
Filed under Column, Opinion
Most students, big or small, always look forward to the winter season. Part of it might be the excitement for winter break, or maybe it’s the holidays. All in all, however, snow days are the best. A break in the school week...
By Hailey Finocchio ‘18
May 22, 2018
Filed under Column, Opinion
When hearing the phrase “amusement park,” people may think of the famous Disney World or Disneyland parks. Opening in the years 1955 and 1971, Disney soon became a cultural phenomenon that still is thriving today. In order...