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Students see My Fair Lady at Lincoln Center

by Abby Stern, Staff Writer

March 6, 2019

Filed under Carousel Featured Article, Clubs, Features, Photo Slideshows, Student Life

Students were bused into New York City to see the Broadway production of My Fair Lady at Lincoln Center on Wednesday, February 13. The students were from the advanced Theatre Arts classes as well as the Modern Drama class. The trip was organized and chaperoned by the teacher of these classes, Julie...

Tags: glen rock high school, Glen Rock Panthers, High School, school event, student feature, theatre

Bring It On: The World of Competitive Cheer

by Chloe Siohan, Copy Editor

February 24, 2019

Filed under Carousel Featured Article, Features, Sports

Catfights, callouts, and cutthroat competition; thought that was all cheer is about? Think again. Competitive cheer, different from sports cheer, consists of squads of different towns travelling to competitions to show off their skills and try and take home a trophy. Movies like Bring It On have de...

The Geese of Glen Rock High

by Caroline Geoghegan, Managing Editor

February 22, 2019

Filed under Carousel Featured Article, Clubs, Features, Showcase, Student Life

“Ladies, Gentlemen, Geese,” a gruff voice cuts off the clamoring of students, all scurrying around the pre-engineering room of Glen Rock High School, long after classes ended for the day. The projects they are working on are not a part of any curriculum, but that does not stop the students from spen...

Tags: Glen Rock, glen rock high school, Glen Rock Panthers, High School, robotics, school event, student feature, technology

The power of song

by Abby Stern, Staff Writer

February 7, 2019

Filed under Carousel Featured Article, Features

High school is a cesspool of angst and emotions, and students have to find ways to express these complex feelings. Common examples of this include playing sports, participating in theatre, painting, etcetera. However, one particular Glen Rock student found her own unique way to manage the stress of hig...

Tags: glen rock high school, music, student feature, student life

New JSA chapter starts at Glen Rock High School

by Andrew Kastelman, Staff Writer

January 29, 2019

Filed under Carousel Featured Article, Clubs, Features, News

In 2019 civic participation and leadership skills are necessary. Whether you intend to become involved in politics or not, leadership and communication skills will be helpful in any professional field. Organizations such as The Junior State of America organization (JSA) were created to help high s...

Boys basketball defeats Eastern Christian

by Michael Silver, Staff Writer

January 10, 2019

Filed under Carousel Featured Article, Sports - The Panther Den

Last season, the Glen Rock boys varsity basketball team only won eight games, but this year, the Panthers have already met their win total for all of last season with Tuesday’s 40-36 win over Eastern Christian. Senior co-captain Ryan Harris led the way with a game high 16 points and eight rebounds....

Sneakerhead to entrepreneur

by Will Casey, Staff Writer

January 7, 2019

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It all started with a pair of shoes. Five years ago, senior Max Lindley saved up his birthday money and weekly allowance to buy a pair of Jordan 4’s. But after finding those sneakers, he found another pair he wanted even more. He sold his first pair and this time bought Jordan 3s. Unintentionally...

Tags: business, ebay, Glen Rock, sneaker, sneakerhead, thrift

Winter Track’s recovery day should be followed by all sports

by Andrew Kastelman, Staff Writer

January 2, 2019

Filed under Carousel Featured Article, Opinion, Sports

How important is rest and recovery for an athlete in their second consecutive sports season? What are the necessary steps to not get injured? While there’s no official school or state rule that New Jersey high school sports teams must have a day off once a week during the season, most teams do...

School start times need to be later

by Michael Silver, Staff Writer

December 20, 2018

Filed under Carousel Featured Article, Opinion

The question that lingers around almost every school district: What is the appropriate time for school to start? Research has shown that schools across the country need to make their arrival times later. For instance, the Seattle School District changed its start time from 7:50 to 8:45, which has re...

Boy’s basketball captain shooting for a great season

by Kevin Lederer, Staff Writer

December 19, 2018