For Jordan McMahon (‘16), dancing has always been second nature. Whenever music came on, Jordan always gravitated towards it and started dancing along to the beat.
Jordan’s Parents, Jim and Elizabeth...
The day began the night beforehand, Sunday April 20th. I could not bring my satchel with me because of security. My brother couldn’t carry his drawstring with food and water because of security. My mom...
Get Tough, Ladies!
It’s time for our upperclassmen ladies to toughen up! The high school will be hosting its very first powder puff game, just in time for the holidays! “Powder puff is a tradition...
On the misty evening of October 31st we took to the streets of Ridgewood and set out on an adventure that has been two years in the making. Some may argue that the age of 17 is a bit too old to go trick...
by Josh Stein, Graphic Designer
• November 6, 2013
The National Honors Society’s Faculty Council voted to increase the minimum GPA for membership eligibility. Principal Arlotta announced the change in a letter to students and parents over the summer. ...
Every kid who has ever been a student at Glen Rock High School has probably complained about the lack of cell phone service. It is next to impossible to find service anywhere in the school, and the Wi-Fi...
by Richard Gueren, Political and World News Editor
• May 22, 2013
Greece, a country with a rich history and beautiful landscape, ran into economic troubles in 2009. In short, Greece is struggling to stave off economic woes.
If we boil down the Greek economic crisis...
by Richard Gueren, Politcal and World News Editor
• May 5, 2013
Recently, most of Washington DC has been stunned by the quick entrance of Senator Ted Cruz into the United States Senate. Cruz, 42, a legal scholar and stubborn individual, was born in Calgary, Alberta,...
by Richard Gueren, Political and World News Editor
• April 21, 2013
In recent weeks most of Washington DC has been focused on the return to politics of former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford, a republican. Sanford, 52, is trying to resurrect a promising political...
by Richard Gueren, Political and World News Editor
• March 10, 2013
Ever wonder what they are talking about in Washington D.C.? Fiscal cliff, sequester, supercommittee? Well, much of the public debate about the growing national debt has centered around Medicare. ...
