How Old is too Old to go Trick-or-Treating?
Megan Reynolds, Reporter
October 17, 2018
Filed under Perspectives, Videos
Halloween is approaching quickly. The streets will soon be filled with costumed children knocking door to door asking for treats. Every year the same argument arises. How old is to old for kids to trick or treat? Should there be a age limit when it comes to trick or treating on Halloween? Ma...
St. Joe situation serves as reminder that nothing goes unseen
Jake Cooper, Reporter
October 16, 2018
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In today’s world, nothing is ever done in secret. As celebrities and politicians have learned, there’s usually somebody, somewhere, who snapped a picture or recorded you doing something that you’d rather not be published for all to see. These lessons, learned by athletes and coaches, like Laremy Tuns...
Lateness policy prompts more questions than answers
Olivia Purvis, Bella Mortellite, Camryn Craig, Kaya Ingemi, and Paige Souder
October 11, 2018
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It’s 7:31 and you just race into homeroom. Your teacher tells you to go to the office because your one minute late. You get a detention. Seems unfair right? In Hammonton, the policy for lateness before 8:27 is an office detention. Anything past 8:27 is a detention and mark for half day absent. If a stu...
Seniors offer advice to freshmen
Mackenzie Cappuccio and Hope Friddell
October 11, 2018
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The advice that seniors have to give is a mix of the serious and the not-so-serious.
What’s your favorite fast food restaurant?
Mat Paniagua, Nick Levecchia, and Kamoron Watkins
October 10, 2018
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Do you believe in conspiracy theories?
Sarah Petters, Nadia Norton, Jewell Cooper, and Sophia Pfau
October 10, 2018
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Students share their Spirit Week theme day ideas
Margaret Nowlan, Cameron Craig, Brooke Welsh, Megan Finch, and Kayla Fallon
October 2, 2018
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Graduation: A Reflection on the Journey
Kate Brothman, Reporter
June 14, 2018
Filed under Perspectives, Showcase
Never did I think time would fly by so fast. As an underclassman, senior year was just a distant thought. Now there are only a few days until I graduate, until we are all dressed in our caps and gowns. A few days until all four years of hard work pays off.A few days until our lives truly start. High...
When Pro-Woman doesn’t mean Anti-Man: Intersectional Feminism
Yanelle Nieves, Reporter
May 1, 2018
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Intersectional feminism goes far beyond any mainstream media feminism that Amy Schumer and Taylor Swift are always preaching about. It does not aim just for men=women, but rather scratches farther beneath the surface and recognizes the struggles that all minorities have to go through. As USA Today...
Omnibus: A Band-Aid
Jeffrey Clouser, Reporter
April 18, 2018
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Omnibus. One word that no one knows the meaning of nor really asks about. More importantly, what is the meaning of this word, and how does it affect you? An Omnibus or Omnibus Bill, is a piece of legislature that is filled with smaller appropriation bills that authorize the use of, in this case fe...