By Hailey Finocchio ’18
May 21, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
Many people visit a circus and find it entertaining to watch the various animals perform their tracks. While this may sound amusing, the animals are having the farthest thing from fun. People should not be supporting the circuses...
By Kyle Dugan ‘21
May 21, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
Sweat runs down your face. You realize that you are not ready for this. You didn’t get enough time to study, and you thought this test was going to be easy. Then you look over your shoulder and see the person next to you is...
By Kyle Dugan ‘21
May 21, 2018
Filed under Blog, Opinion
For decades, the Haddonfield Bulldogs have been the West Deptford Eagles biggest rival. It’s one of the biggest games of the year whenever they have the chance to play. On October 20, 2017, we will get the chance to see Haddonfield...
By Jeffrey Williams 20’
December 18, 2016
Filed under Column, Opinion
If you are a gamer, old or new, you have most likely heard of the re-release of The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim for next gen Xbox 1 and PS4, and PC. The hype leading up to the release has been huge since E3 2016 where Bethesda announced...
By Ali Vergilio ‘17
December 18, 2016
Filed under Column, Opinion
Halloween was just a couple weeks ago and was bigger than ever. Houses covered in spider webs and pumpkins filled the front porch steps of all houses. Some houses had blow up characters on their front lawn, scary lights and...
By Alexis Theckston ‘20
December 18, 2016
Filed under Column, Opinion
I traveled to New Orleans in June with my best friend and her family in their RV. The whole trip was worth the experience. New Orleans is so alive during the day or at night. It doesn’t matter what time of day.
While walking...
By Chloe Senatore ‘17
December 18, 2016
Filed under Column, Opinion
The Harry Potter series has been an extremely beloved series ever since J.K Rowling published the first book in 1997. After multiple publishers denied Rowling the publication of her first novel, she refused to give up and eventually...
By Emily Willett ‘17
December 18, 2016
Filed under Column, Opinion
Thrive Salon has been running their local business for eleven years now, coming from a small town parlor to an upscale stylish boutique. The salon is owned by colorist Christy Bilan who has grown her business tremendously with...
By Anna Potrzuski ‘20
December 18, 2016
Filed under Column, Opinion
The salon itself is so well-kept, and workers are always cleaning stations and chairs. When you walk into the fully lit place, your eyes immediately get sucked into the huge flat screen television on the main wall and all the...
By Isabella Luciano ‘20
December 18, 2016
Filed under Column, Opinion
The theme of this year’s Homecoming was as a fairytale type scene. Entering the gym, there were creative trees, balloons, and banners surrounding the halls, gym, and cafeteria. The night was full of soft lights consisting of...
By Gianna LoMonico ‘17
December 18, 2016
Filed under Column, Opinion
I love animals. They make the best friends. I often talk to them like they are people. However, there are some animals that are better than others to keep as pets. Believe me, I should know, my house it practically a zoo.
Dog
One of the types of ...
By Jordyn Kustera `18
December 18, 2016
Filed under Column, Opinion
As you walk down the movie theater steps, out into the lobby and throw away your popcorn bucket, your legs tingle from sitting in a chair for a long period of time. Fallen asleep, they adjust back to movement. Even when your...