Jonas Brothers make comeback; childhood heroes reunite
One of the most iconic boy bands from the early 2000s is making a comeback. Continue reading Jonas Brothers make comeback; childhood heroes reunite
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Imposter syndrome silently attacks
Whether you’re a student or a teacher, it’s definitely possible that you have experienced the effects and feelings of imposter syndrome. Continue reading Imposter syndrome silently attacks
New Year’s resolutions: starting 2019 off on the right foot
New Year’s resolutions have been a tradition for centuries. They resolve to change undesired traits and behavior or to improve quality of life. Continue reading New Year’s resolutions: starting 2019 off on the right foot
Restorative Justice aims to de-stress
MCPS is planning to adopt new curriculum involving restorative justice. Earlier this year, several staff members were selected to attend a two-day training regarding restorative justice. Continue reading Restorative Justice aims to de-stress
How the Grinch stole the box office
Christmas is right around the corner and what better way is there to get in to holiday spirit then to snuggle up and watch a Christmas movie? Continue reading How the Grinch stole the box office
Teacher spotted at Childish Gambino concert
Amy Weintraub commons editor Childish Gambino announced a few months back that he was going on tour ever for his last time ever. He began the tour in his hometown of Atlanta, GA, made his way through D.C. and anticipated ending the tour after passing through all 18 different locations on Oct. 12, but he ended up having to stop his tour mid-way through and … Continue reading Teacher spotted at Childish Gambino concert
Upcoming fall plays induce anticipation
Amy Weintraub commons editor The curtain opens. Bright lights cover the stage as the scene begins. Swirling around the stage, actors deliver lines and dancing numbers. Later, the lights dim as soft, soothing music plays. Want to see this magic? Come see the new two fall plays. “The shows this year are hilarious and a whole lot of fun. You will not regret the time … Continue reading Upcoming fall plays induce anticipation
Pre-college programs provide creative outlet for aspiring art students over summer break
A variety of colleges and universities offer summer programs and courses for high school students. The pre-college courses usually cover a specific major or interest for students to study and learn. One type of program that students participated in this summer were art-related programs. Syracuse and Michigan both have several art courses to choose from, UCLA has an acting and performance program and Cornell has … Continue reading Pre-college programs provide creative outlet for aspiring art students over summer break
Students lack spirit week excitement, participation
Does our school lack spirit? Why is it that at other schools, everyone is so spirited but at our school, students look at you weird if you dress up for spirit week? My first year here I remember seeing people decked out in red white and blue and hundreds of students wearing Hawaiian shirts for tacky tourist day. But now, if you take a look … Continue reading Students lack spirit week excitement, participation
Softball: New coach, same expectations; softball prepares for new season
After over 10 years of coaching varsity softball, Alton Lightsey has retired his position, leaving the team with a new coach; Taylor Stockinger, is a Catholic University alumna who grew up in Montgomery Country. Stockinger graduated from Sherwood where she played softball. She later became a Catholic University Cardinal, where she continued her softball career. After graduating college and still passionate about softball, Stockinger decided … Continue reading Softball: New coach, same expectations; softball prepares for new season
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