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Since 1956

The Glen Echo

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

by Neil Sahu, Copy Editor June 5, 2024

Natalie Luftman, a senior at Glen Rock High School won the NJSIAA Scholar-Athlete award for 2024. This is an honor that is awarded to one athlete who demonstrates a commitment to both academic excellence...

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 across the country, and Glen Rock High School is certainly no exception....

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 idea what I’m talking about. Hopefully. Well, to clear the air, my next articles...

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 own Metropolitan Museum of Art as a fundraiser for the museum's costume institute....

Festival Flier

“A celebration of the arts”: The Teen Arts Festival

by Anjali Gandhi, Staff Writer May 30, 2024

Who doesn’t love the arts? And I’m not just talking about painting and drawing. I mean the whole lot: singing, dancing, acting, filming, writing, playing instruments, animation, poetry, and so much...

April Fools Day: A Holiday In Decline

by Andrew Vincenti, Opinion Editor April 30, 2024

April Fools is a classic holiday meant to celebrate people’s love for pulling light-hearted pranks. However, in recent years, April Fools has been declining in popularity, as people are playing less...

2024 Valedictorian and Salutatorian

by Neil Sahu, Copy Editor April 30, 2024

The 2023-24 Valedictorian and Salutatorian were announced on Mar. 19. Daniel Erani was named Valedictorian and Virginia Liang was named Salutatorian. The valedictorian is a student who has the highest...

Sharing the arts: an experience for everyone

by Jenesis Brun, Copy Editor April 30, 2024

For the past few years, Glen Rock High School has hosted the Sharing the Arts program through the community school. It was first directed by Ms. Brown, a retired dance teacher. Then passed down to Mrs....

What March Madness means for the world of finance: Analyzing the uproar beyond the basketball Court

What March Madness means for the world of finance: Analyzing the uproar beyond the basketball Court

by Gianna Vaccari, Staff Writer March 21, 2024

In America, college sports bring together friends, family, colleagues, and the esteemed universities themselves. Yet, the month of March is arguably the most captivating month of the year. As the National...

Plastic Bag Ban: Winners and losers

Plastic Bag Ban: Winners and losers

by Sean Lederer, Staff Writer March 21, 2024

New Jersey’s Plastic Pollution Reduction Act is a law that bans single-use plastic bags in all stores. The law came into effect in May of 2022 and was promoted as a positive environmental change. Although...

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