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by Mary Petschler, News editor | April 30, 2024

     Glen Rock Sophomore Olivia Lee’s and Senior Simon Bober’s have recently been accepted to join the selective Glen Rock Pops Orchestra. Despite their young ages, their talents haven’t gone unnoticed by the music industry. The Pops Orchestra is an ensemble of musicians who perform for the...

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Let’s Talk About the Solar Eclipse
by Anastasia Shmay, Review Editor • April 30, 2024
Harmony triumphs: Glen Rock High School Choir claims victory once again
Harmony triumphs: Glen Rock High School Choir claims victory once again
by Ella Torsiello, Sports Editor • April 30, 2024
March for Israel at National Mall, Washington D.C.
Antisemitic incidents spur concern in Glen Rock community
by Naomi Bashan, Editor in Chief • March 21, 2024

       Antisemitic incidents have soared across the United States and the globe, increasing by a reported 377%, up from...

The return of standardized testing to college admissions
The return of standardized testing to college admissions
by Teddy Machera, Staff Writer • March 21, 2024

In the past month, many elite colleges have begun to go back on their test-optional policy; this includes schools such as...

Spring breakers flood Miami beaches
The City of Miami attempts to deter college spring breakers with new commercial
by Olivia Berard, Editor in Chief • March 21, 2024

The City of Miami works to deter spring breakers this month with a commercial titled “Miami Beach Is Breaking Up With Spring...

Grand Slam: Natalie Luftman hits it out of the park winning NJSIAA Scholar Athlete for 2024
Grand Slam: Natalie Luftman hits it out of the park winning NJSIAA Scholar Athlete for 2024
June 5, 2024
What the daunting season of AP Exams means for students and College Board…How big of a money maker is it really?
What the daunting season of AP Exams means for students and College Board…How big of a money maker is it really?
by Gianna Vaccari, Staff Writer • May 30, 2024

From one AP to another, it seems that these exams are what consume the month of May for an untold number of high school students...

Layman's guide to the engine
by Matt Barchetto, Staff Writer • May 30, 2024

I realize, as an automotive journalist, I don’t have the largest audience, and I think that’s because people have no...

Metropolitan Museum of Art
Sleeping beauties, reawakening fashion: Unpacking the 2024 Met Gala
by Rosaleen Mcgowan, Staff Writer • May 30, 2024

Every first Monday of May, viewers tune in to the most extravagant fashion event of the year, held in New York City’s very...

Hidden Gems: Underrated NFL Draft Picks Who I expect to shine bright
by Ella Torsiello, Sports Editor • May 30, 2024

Jets Soar to New Heights: Jordan Travis Set to control the New York offense! Coming from Tallahassee, Florida State quarterback Jordan Travis...

Why VAR is the Most Ethical Device for the Soccer Industry
by Phoebe Martin April 30, 2024

The introduction of VAR In 2016 during a soccer match between two Dutch clubs Ajax and Willem, was a much-debated move. VAR was initially developed...