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Valedictorian Chris Theuerkauf (far left) at DECA states earlier this year smiles with classmates and teacher Frank Manziano, one of his many extracurricular activities.

Meet the Class of 2017 Valedictorian

by David Viggiano, Staff Writer June 17, 2017

About to compete at the New Balance Outdoor Nationals for track & field, the young man is the figure of athletic composure and focus. Little does the athlete next to him know that this competitor is...

Using the image of Chance the Rapper, junior student John Hwang created t-shirts that he sold to classmates.

Student takes Chance, starts (and ends) t-shirt company

by Luke Brangaccio, Staff Writer June 16, 2017

The drastic rise in Chance the Rapper t-shirts is no coincidence. It’s actually one of Glen Rock’s own showcasing his artistic ability and his keen eye for potential profit. Junior John Hwang is...

Students host exchange students

by Ian Stephenson, Staff Writer June 12, 2017

The Glen Rock High School Cultural Exchange Club recently hosted its semi-annual exchange with students from Gymnázium Jiřího Ortena in Kutná Hora, Czech Republic. Fourteen Czech students and 11...

Sydney Carr got asked to junior prom by Matt Sapoff. Since then, she looks forward to a night she wont forget.

Perfect Prom

by Jordan Carr, Staff Writer June 7, 2017

Scrolling through webpages for the past three hours, Sydney Carr yawns wearily. It’s 1 a.m. and she’s been searching for the perfect prom dress for hours. Her finger starts to cramp and her eyes shut...

The first photo is what the court yard looks like now, and the second photo is what the court yard will look like on June 7.

Glenstock to rock socks off

by Olivia Traphagen, Senior staff writer June 5, 2017

Glenstock is back and better than ever. On June 7 the whole student body is in for a treat -- a night full of music, games, and other fun activities in the courtyard from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Katherine...

Examining claims and myths of detox water

Examining claims and myths of detox water

by Olivia Traphagen, Senior Staff Writer May 24, 2017

Detox water is all the talk, or is it all talk? Detox water claims to cleanse the body and rid it from the toxic chemicals consumed in everyday lives. Not only does it taste great, but it supposedly...

The cafeteria lunch line where all of the merchandise is held. Lantieris office, where he monitors the line, is behind the counter, out of frame.

Cafeteria theft continues despite downward trend

by Isis Kirkland, Staff Writer May 18, 2017

*Student names have been changed in this article A student peeks over his shoulder and scans around: no teacher in sight. He slides the water bottle into his backpack slyly, hoping no one sees. Although...

When people look in the mirror, sometimes they see more than just a reflection.

Dying to be thin

by Julia Blando, Senior Staff Writer April 25, 2017

*All names have been changed to protect the identities of those involved.  Merriam-Webster defines beauty as “the quality or aggregate of qualities in a person or thing that gives pleasure to the...

Heroin can be consumed in multiple different ways. Each method has a different reaction time and will hit the brain and body differently. Heating heroin and injecting it into a vein is the easiest and fastest way to get high. Alleys, corners, and vacant lots in Paterson are cluttered with piles of needles. This method of injecting heroin is not only dangerous because of the speed at which the substance enters the body, but also because users are at risk of getting diseases from dirty needles.

Drug culture and a bursting bubble

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager April 20, 2017

Glen Rock High School was ranked 14th in the state in 2016. The impressive staff, safe setting, and ability to take Advanced Placement classes make our school desirable. However, not everyone understands...

Those who chose to take the challenge to remain silent gathered in the Hamilton Lobby at the end of the day to break the silence together.

Silence is Action: Gay Straight Alliance holds Day of Silence

by Patricia Whyte, Staff Writer April 17, 2017

Two of the top three reasons students said they were most often bullied at school were actual or perceived sexual orientation and gender expression, according to From Teasing to Torment: School Climate...

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