
News: The Best Things to Come Out of 2020
by Ella Casey ‘21
No one is a stranger to the struggles of 2020. There was a lot of stress, a lot of fear, and a lot of sadness. But beyond the pain, it’s time we focus on some great things that happened in the midst of all the chaos: the bright, silver lining of a dark year. It may … Read More

Opinions: It’s Been a Long Four Years
by Tori Newby '22
I was twelve years old when Donald Trump was elected president. Election night, I, along with many others, thought Hillary Clinton would be the winner, but my heart sank when I found out the news the next morning. At school, almost everyone (students and teachers alike) were somber, walking through the hallways with their heads held … Read More

News: MCPS Delays Reopening as Cases Continue To Rise
by Jay Joseph '22
The MCPS Board of Education voted 7-1 to push back the previous start date of February 1 to March 15 for school reopening, almost exactly a year after schools closed, and will meet again on February 23 to vote on the date. The board reviewed the metrics of January 11, where the 14-day average of new cases … Read More
Poll of the Week!
MD Teachers Scheduled To Start Receiving Covid Vaccine By End of January
by Emily Siansky '22

What’s Next After Georgia?
by Sydney Wiser ‘23

Full Length AP Exams May Prove Difficult For Students
by Graham Skinker ‘21

Congressional Members Who Cast Doubt on Election Results Should Resign
by Solaiman Hassanin ‘23

Restoring the Blue Mash Trail
by Sudha Sudhaker ‘21

Cameras Are Off, and Student-Learning Is Suffering
by Kate Diuguid '22

Top 5 Storylines from the 2020 NFL Season
by Matt Rosenthal ‘22

Taylor Swift's New Film Provides Viewers a Glimpse of her Mysterious Persona
by Reade Fenner '22

Rediscovering Emo: Music to Make You Righteously Angry
by Ella Scher ‘23

Blasting Off in 2021
by Tori Martinez ‘23

Hand Sanitizer vs. Washing Your Hands
by Naomi Bang ‘23
