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by Vlada Rauner, staff writer On March 24th, 2018, according to organizers, nearly 800,000 people marched for The March For Our Lives In Washington DC to demand gun reform. The crowd walked toward the Capitol building with students, parents, and children. Signs rose through the streets with written statements like “the only bullets I should…
by Nicole Wesche, Opinions Editor After winning the county, regional, and state championship, the River Hill Girls’ Track team has high hopes for the outdoor season. The indoor team won the state championship by a margin of 15 points, over runner-up South Carroll. Many of their athletes are returning for the outdoor season, so this…
by Lauren Mitchell, Features Editor After losing in the second round of playoffs last season to Glenelg high school, the River Hill varsity softball team is back at it, and ready to win. Head Coach Ms. Rosenbaum says that the team has an advantage this season prior to others, as there are many “upperclassmen who…
by Danny Tow, staff writer Let’s get down to the nitty gritty! Let’s get this show on the road! Have you been hearing people say this around school recently? Well, it’s because of HQ Trivia, the breakout app that bills itself as, “the live mobile game show on your phone where you answer questions to…
by Elijah Taylor, staff writer The River Hill athletics department has always been talented and their boys track team is no exception, having one of the top performing boys outdoor track teams in the county, with a competitive meet schedule and a promising 2018 spring season in store. Many of last year’s fastest runners are…
by Megan Kinner, sports editor It has been 4 years since the River Hill boys’ lacrosse team played in the State Championship and fell to Kent Island, so they are hungry to get back and finish it this time. The team comes into this season knowing what they will need to do to get back…
by Devary Bennett, staff writer Spring is here, which means the River Hill Baseball team is back and ready to take home a state championship trophy. The Hawks had an impressive year last year, as they had a 12-4 record in county and 17-6 overall. Their season came to an end in the regional playoff…
by Vlada Rauner, staff writer This time of the school year, students are pushing themselves harder than ever as summer comes creeping. Eager for the relief but having to combat the last minute difficulties of finals, testing, and college, there is no time to waste. The second semester has started, and there are only a…
