Suffering in silence
by Charlotte Siohan, Staff Writer
June 15, 2020
Anxiety is more than a condition. Millions of people suffer from it in one form or another, yet it does not look the same in every person. Anxiety is in the shadows, unable to be seen, but able to be felt in a deep way. For some people, no matter where they turn to, feelings of anxiousness never stray...
Our take on the 2020-2021 season
by Michael Silver and Rob Zamparelli
June 15, 2020
As summer sports training is expected to start for all high school teams on July 13th, there is speculation that the fall sports season will be unable to start on time. Summer practices have already been postponed and limited to non-contact activities. Football, soccer, volleyball, cross country,...
Student-athletes hope for shortened season
by Michael Silver and Robert Zamparelli
May 4, 2020
If New Jersey is lucky enough to get the slightest of a spring-sports season, there would be new complications to come along with it. The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) has stated that their main goal for this spring sports season is to get any form of a season...
A summarized look at the recent demographic report
by Ryan Hornish, Assistant to the Editorial Board
March 9, 2020
The Glen Rock Board of Education recently held a public meeting on Feb. 11, 2020, discussing the recent school district demographic report. This 50-page report was requested by the Board of Education to take a closer look at enrollments leading towards the 2024-25 school year at Glen Rock Public Schools, hiring Statistical Forecasting LLC,...
The making of a fairytale: “Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood”
by Chloe Siohan, Chief Copy Editor
October 25, 2019
Quentin Tarantino’s ninth feature film, “Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood,” offers a different perspective of the dawning of the Age of Aquarius, an era of American history commonly associated with the hippie-headed counterculture movement, and the Manson murders that abruptly ended this transformative...
Revisiting Roof: Victims and citizens speak out on Emanuel AME attack
by Chloe Siohan, Copy Editor
May 24, 2019
In 2015, nine parishioners lives were taken at the expense of a gun-wielding white supremacist at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, SC. Today, the city of Charleston, SC is facing repercussions from not only this event but also from the long-lasting institutions that had fueled the attack. “I do believe people subconscio...
Causes, effects, and solutions of local land pollution
by Kevin Lederer, Staff Writer
April 10, 2019
Land pollution is a major problem in the United States, according to the United Nations, the United States disposes of more than half of its solid waste in landfills. This amounts to over 110 million tons of waste per year and makes the US one of the top contributors to worldwide landfill waste. This ...
Immigration: providing special life to individuals
June 20, 2018
A girl who had lived more than 16 years in her country is now living in the foreign country with completely different lifestyle. Section 1- Living different style of life in different countries Inside of School Hailey Kim had lived a different style of life as a high school student in Korea. The scho...
Do you Relay?
by Morgan Franz, Staff Writer
June 18, 2018
A mother’s journey through pain Cancer. One word that can change someone's life in an instance. It was one hot Memorial Day weekend and the whole neighborhood was out and about with not a care in the world, but for one family things were about to turn from a nice sunny afternoon to a house fille...
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