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By: Emmy Ribero The United States has been hit with a second, and more brutal, wave of coronavirus as the holidays approach. Most states, Maryland included, have been in the red, a symbol for increasing cases. With the hopes of vaccines coming within the next few weeks, many are unsure of what this could mean…
By: Arjun Singh Sunday, November 15 may have been any normal day to you; however, in the business world, the day marks American Enterprise Day: a day which honors America’s free enterprise system. The free enterprise system is one in which the market determines prices, products, and services rather than the government controlling America’s businesses. …
Joe Biden was officially elected as the 46th President of the United States after several long and stressful days of counting the remaining mail in ballots. Not only did Joe Biden beat an incumbent President, but his running-mate Kamala Harris will make history by becoming the first woman to become Vice President of the United…
By Sarah Burnett The 2020 Presidential Election is going to go down in history as one of the most controversial and nail-biting elections in United States history. President Donald J. Trump is running for re-election as a Republican, and former Vice President Joe is running for election as a Democrat. As of Thursday, November 5th,…
By Emmy Ribero With students having to adapt to the new normal of virtual learning, there have been many questions and concerns about how grading and testing will work for the semester. A new decision from the Howard County Board of Education has recently been announced that there will be no finals or midterms this…
By: Daniel Maiorana, Contributor March 12th was the worst day in a long time for the world of sports. We saw the NBA, NCAA, NHL, PGA Tour, ATP & WTA Tours, and the MLS come to a complete stop. The last we got to see of sports in March was the Thunder vs. Jazz basketball…
By: Sarah Burnett, Co-Editor-in-Chief As the November 1st Early Action deadline is approaching, the class of 2021 is buckling down and finishing up some of their college applications during a global pandemic. The future, especially for high school seniors, is quite uncertain:- whether or not there will be a vaccine soon, when or if schools…
By: Emmy Ribero, Contributor Many new changes have been made to what is considered “normal” school. Instead of having to be at school by 7:20, many students aren’t even waking up until 8:45, 15 minutes before class starts. Instead of sitting in a classroom for 6 hours a day, students are sitting at their computer…
By: Gabe Kamins, Co-Editor-in-Chief For the past few months, student athletes, like much of the world, have been left in the dark. Training, but uncertain if there would even be a season. Searching for answers, but unable to find any. For seniors, the haunting possibility that they may have played in their final game loomed…
By: Jordan Jackson During the last few months of high school, there are many activities planned for the seniors in order to celebrate all of their hard work throughout high school; The senior picnic, tailgate, boat ride in the Inner Harbor, and crab feast, just to name a few. All of these celebrations lead to…