Living with Divorced Parents
by Sarah Jennings, Staff Writer
May 4, 2020
A line of energetic second-graders filed into the classroom, shuffling through rows of desks to find their place. Olivia Smith, who was usually talking off a friend's ear, sat quietly at her desk. Her blank face brought concerns from her friends but she brushed them off when asked what was wrong. Her ...
Facing the stress of high school
by Allison Kerper, Staff Writer
May 1, 2020
At 7:15 on December 14, Emma stepped into Ridgewood High School, and tried to calm down. In between heads, she caught glimpses of her friends further up in line. It’s just a test, Emma told herself. She continued the same deep breaths she had been practicing for the past two days. What had her dad sa...
From rehearsal to performance
by Madelyn Willoughby, Copy Editor
April 29, 2019
The most exciting part of student directing for Isabel Siggers was being able to see her play come alive on stage after many rehearsals. She loved to see her actors take just a little bit of her direction and make it into a live action show with lots of small details and interaction. She loved the mome...
100 years of the NFL
by Will Casey, Staff Writer
April 5, 2019
The NFL is coming up on its one hundredth season in 2019. Over the last 99 years, the NFL has grown from a small ten team league to a 32 team billion dollar business that dominates television in the United States, and recently across the globe. NFL viewership today is filled with people of all races...
Are grades really necessary?
April 3, 2019
Since the beginning of the education system, the term “grading” has always been ill-defined by both students and educators. Some struggle to determine what it means to a student. It is unclear whether grades are motivators, incentivizes, or academic challenges that a student must excel in, to be...
Finding Time: the struggle for high school students to focus on academics and extracurriculars
by Andrew Kastelman, Staff Writer
April 3, 2019
“Ring!” The school bell sounds ending the long, seven hour school day. You just had an AP Biology and Algebra II test along with three classes of note-taking, and now have homework for five subjects due tomorrow and need to study for another test. But before you can focus on schoolwork, you ...
Finding the most important piece of the pie
by Alex Vicinanza, Staff Writer
April 1, 2019
In Glen Rock, there are many options for when you are deciding where to eat. Glen Rock has options varying from Chinese to New York Deli style. One thing Glen Rock is known for is the pizza. The two most well-known joints in Glen Rock are Francesca Brick Oven Pizza & Pasta and John’s ...
Fostering for a cause
by Christine Nappi, Copy Editor
April 23, 2018
After a tattered and pregnant stray pitbull unexpectedly gave birth on an Georgia resident’s property, she and her newborn puppies were shot to death by the landowner. It wasn’t until a rescuer came by when they noticed one puppy, Fawn, that had survived the attack. She was soon brought to safety....
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