News
Teens Aren’t Invincible
by Jenni Kenel ’14 The Every 15 Minutes program, which happens every two years, is designed to educate teens about the dangers of drinking and driving. This [Read More]
Greene Turtle Hosts Nationally-Televised Redskins Draft Party
by Michael Natelli ’14 Last night The Greene Turtle in Olney hosted a party for what is perhaps the most celebrated and followed offseason activity in [Read More]
The Warrior Hosts SMOB Debate
Student Member candidates Lissette Escobar of Richard Montgomery High School and John Mannes of Northwest High School debate MCPS’s hot issue’s in The [Read More]
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Features
Parking Lot Poses Problems for Students
by Katie Nolan ‘12 At 2:10 pm, when the final bell has rung, students speed out of the parking lot determined to get home as quickly as they possibly can. Often [Read More]
Sports
NHL Insider Matt Diogo Makes Conference Finals Predictions
by Matt Diogo ’14 In the first two games of the Western Conference finals, the Los [Read More]
I’ll Have Another Takes Kentucky Derby
by Jenni Kenel ’14 The 138th running of the Kentucky Derby was run on Saturday, May [Read More]
Sports Beats: 4/30-5/4
In this beat report: Baseball, Boys Lacrosse, Girls Lacrosse, Gymnastics, Softball [Read More]
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Entertainment
12 Angry Jurors: Verdict Is… Awesome!
by Andi Hopkins ’14 In 8th grade, many students read “12 Angry Men”, a teleplay written by Reginald Rose. The play is about twelve jury men in one room during a day of [Read More]
Opinions
The Injustices of Affirmative Action
by Rachel Zemel ’13 Affirmative action is a systematic attempt in higher education to advance demographic groups that have continually faced [Read More]
Affirmative Action is Necessary for Social Equality
by Robel Wondimu ’13 Affirmative action is a systematic attempt in higher education to advance demographic groups that have continually faced [Read More]
Students Suffer in School
by Sydney Morrison ’13 With a classroom full of 30 silent students hardly eager to participate, teachers may just come to the conclusion that [Read More]
Warrior Blogs
Middle School Students Interviewed and DNA Taken Without Parental Consent
by Amanda Harrington ’12 The Sacramento Sheriff’s Department, which has been spearheading the investigation into the murder of Jessica Funk-Haslam, 13, said parental consent was not required in the DNA collection and interview of minors, several of whom were [Read More]
Thriftiness over Prestige
by Holly Cuozzo ’12 For the past few months, high school seniors have been receiving acceptance—or [Read More]
Celebrity Couples
by Cal Wilson ’14 Seeing two love birds in the halls of Sherwood doesn’t always ruin my day, but when I go home [Read More]
One Man’s Wish
by Jacob Bogage ’12 I’ve wished for many, many things in my life. I wished my beloved Orioles would win the [Read More]
Around the World with The Warrior
- Six school buses crash on way to parkSix school buses bound for a metro Atlanta amusement park were involved in a multi-vehicle crash Saturday, sending 65 people to the hospital, including a seriously injured driver, Georgia authorities said. […]
- Blind Chinese activist arrives in U.S.Chen Guangcheng, the Chinese human rights activist who ignited a diplomatic frenzy when he escaped house arrest last month, says he is at a Beijing airport about to board a flight for New York. […]
- 2,360 pounds of red onions recalledGills Onions recalled 2,360 pounds of diced red onions because of possible listeria contamination, the California-based company said Saturday. […]