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By Jennifer Newman, Staff Writer The familiar routine of grabbing a quick sandwich at River Hill Village Center is about to change. After years as a go-to lunch spot, Subway has closed and is being replaced by Jersey Mike’s, a move that is already sparking strong reactions from River Hill High School students. This change…
By Shivali Shah, Co-Editor-in-Chief The Desi Student Association (DSA) transformed the outdoor classroom into a vibrant celebration of Holi on April 10th, bringing students together for an afternoon of color and community. Holi, the Hindu festival of colors marking the arrival of spring and the triumph of good over evil, was officially observed on March…
By: Abigale Paterniti, Co-Editor-in-Chief Harry Styles has always been mainstream. His album, Harry’s House, won the Grammy for Album of the Year, embracing city pop and R&B. From running marathons to entering the club scene, Styles has arrived with the album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. “It was very different then everything he’s ever…
By Ethan Guo, Staff Writer The River Hill girls lacrosse team had a strong showing over spring break, winning both of its tournament games in convincing fashion. The Hawks defeated Bowie and Glen Burnie by a combined score of 40–0, demonstrating solid teamwork, strong passing, and consistent effort on both sides of the field. River…
By Sydney Case, Staff Writer The River Hill boys varsity lacrosse team delivered one of the most intense games of the season with a stunning 10-9 comeback win over Wilde Lake, proving early on that this team has the grit and determination to make a serious run this year. The game didn’t start in River…
By Roshwitha Buduri and Layla Abukhdeir, Staff Writers
By Abi Paterniti, Co-Editor-in-Chief; Maya Gambhir, Staff Writer; and Jennifer Newman, Staff Writer
By Ema Bojaxhi and Siena Houk, Staff Writers
By Shivali Shah and Benjamin Hong, Co-Editors-In-Chief
By Sydney Case, Staff Writer The River Hill High School girls basketball team is proving that heart, resilience and unity can carry a team through even the toughest of seasons. After graduating five seniors including Dylan Watson, the Howard County Player of the Year, the Hawks entered the year facing a major rebuilding phase. The…