Chai has been rehearsing the role of the Sugarplum Fairy in Metropolitan Ballet Theatre’s production of The Nutcracker since September. Continue reading Sophomore Victoria Chai spins into spotlight in production of The Nutcracker
Riker has run cross country and track for all four years in high school. He first ran in seventh grade while conditioning for basketball, but has fallen in love with the sport ever since. “Choosing between cross-country and track is like choosing my favorite sibling,” Riker said. Continue reading Senior John Riker stands out in roles as writer, runner, brother
Every senior who applies to college needs to have their transcripts sent. If this isn’t done, they can’t be admitted to a school. One woman makes sure every single transcript is sent on time, while handling an abundance of other tasks. She is the school’s registrar, Antoinette Yanis. Continue reading Antoinette Yanis takes pride in her role helping students
This year’s midterm elections drew attention from all corners of the nation: Would the GOP keep their unified government? Would the Democratic party capture either of the Houses in the Legislature? Continue reading Democrats capture House at midterms while GOP maintains control of Senate
The story behind the Native American perspective on Thanksgiving is not what most people think it is. Continue reading The other side of the story: Native American Thanksgivings
What better way to end the year than with a show? Puttin’ on the Hitz (POTH) is expected to be one final hurrah before 2019. A talent show on Dec. 13, featuring lip-syncing and dancing, it’s going to be quite the spectacle. Continue reading Students show excitement to Put on the Hitz
Verizon has had power outages in many areas around the United States, but the main areas reported are Washington, Baltimore, Arlington, Laurel, Silver Spring, Alexandria, Philadelphia, New York, Fairfax and Hyattsville. Continue reading Verizon customers left disconnected
