Whitney Marie Halaby ‘14 For years the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has been trying to improve public school meals, and its efforts have increased over the past five years as youth obesity and diabetes have skyrocketed. Two weeks ago, Congress passed a new law that will make it mandatory for all public schools’ meals to have twice as … Read More
by Scott Bolen ’12 The JV boys’ basketball team put together a season to remember, posting a record of 14-2 with signature wins over Springbrook and a scrappy Paint Branch squad. The team’s success has been in part due to their incredible balance on the offensive end of the floor. “We have had seven different players lead us in scoring … Read More
For 34 years, The Warrior has promoted accountability in and around the Sherwood community–now The Warrior Online takes its turn. Introducing the Warrior Watchdog. In any organization, issues can slip through the cracks. The Watchdog steps in to keep decision makers on their toes, and ultimately advocate for the students and community of Sherwood High School. The Warrior will always … Read More
by Isabel Paterson ‘12 Last year, a same-sex marriage bill narrowly passed the Maryland State Senate but fell short in the House of Delegates. On January 31, Governor Martin O’Malley again raised the topic of legalizing same-sex marriage in Maryland. “The very reason for our state’s founding was for religious freedom. At the heart of religious freedom is respect for … Read More
by Daniel Frank ’12 Md. schools No. 1 in Advanced Placement success for 4th year in a row Half of MCPS’ Class of 2011 received a college-ready score on at least one Advanced Placement (AP) exam—nearly twice the rate of the state of Maryland and nearly triple the rate of the nation’s graduates. The Maryland State Department of Education announced … Read More
by Mandy Stussman ’14 The 46th Super Bowl will take place this Sunday, February 5, and it has always been a tradition to have a musical performance during the half time show. This year, the performance will be done by Madonna, a popular diva from the 80s, with Nicki Minaj opening for her. In my opinion, Madonna is not worthy … Read More
by Katie Mercogliano ’14 In football, one season you’re in and the next season you’re out. The latest uncertainty is injured star quarterback, Peyton Manning. While his younger brother Eli Manning led the New York Giants to Super Bowl XLVI, he is under constant speculation about what his next move is going to be since he was just cleared to … Read More
by Alex Porter ’13 On January 3, the nomination process for the Republican presidential candidate began with the Iowa caucuses. Unlike a primary election, Iowans hold community meetings to pick their candidate, usually after hearing from representatives of the major candidates. Iowa was followed by the New Hampshire, South Carolina, and Florida primaries throughout January. Former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum … Read More
Swim and Dive, Wrestling Swim and Dive by Jenni Kenel ’14 The swim and dive team has now competed in four meets against Poolesville, Quince Orchard, Richard Montgomery and Blake The girls have won all of their meets and the boys won theirs against Blake. “The goal of our girls team is to win the division two championship. Hopefully, this … Read More