The Voice
2022 Year-End Edition
Heather Jones '24
Hallmark movies are on, Mariah Carey is belting her heart out, consumerism is at its highest, and the air just feels a little more joyful. Christmas time is here!
Lexi Brown '24
Walking into the big department store, the large red "SALE" sign blares. Some wonder how these prices are possible, whereas others make multiple purchases. Who cares - wear an outfit once or twice, and toss it away, right? This is the clothing purchase cycle so many are trapped in.
Podcasts
The Mismatch: NFL Podcast with with Host Ethan Hellyer '24
Broadcast News
Words to live by...
"Reflect upon your present blessings -- of which every man has many -- not on your past misfortunes, of which all men have some.”
- Charles Dickens
Meet Us At Midnight (Review)
Isabella Timberlake '23
What if I told you Taylor Swift’s a Mastermind?
The renowned singer has once again mastered her musical ability and returned to the pop genre with her new album Midnights.
The Big Apple's Tree
Justin Pollard '23
For many, the holiday season is marked by an opening event. Whether it be the lighting of a Hannukah candle or the first ornament placed on a Christmas tree, many New Yorkers consider the lighting of the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree to be the start of the holiday season.
Seals at the Shore
Amaya Kuless '23
On the Jersey Shore, there are sea shells, pebbles, and miles of sand. And every once in a while, there is a seal lazing around after hours of swimming the Atlantic.
Don't Judge a Book by It's Cover
Cassidy Darcey '23
“Mommy. I am…so skinny right now. I’m finally down to 89 pounds.”
As author Jennette McCurdy recounts in her new memoir, these are the words she believed would wake her bedridden mother from a coma.
Lea Michele is “The Greatest Star” in Funny Girl (Review)
Alena Bitonti '23
“Hello, gorgeous.”
The audience roared as Lea Michele delivered her first line as soon-to-be Ziegfeld comedienne Fanny Brice.
Top 5 Advent Calendars
Cassidy Darcey '23
A beloved Christmas tradition is the Advent calendar, a special calendar used to countdown to Christmas.
And here are a few of the best... each one filled with surprises!
Making Sports Wishes Come True
Sonny Durkin '24
Participation in sports is a significant part of childhood. When a child has physical or emotional limitations, they can be excluded from this very impactful, positive experience. The Make-A-Wish Foundation works to change that.
Rihanna to Take the Stage at Super Bowl LVII Halftime Show
Alena Bitonti '23
Rihanna fans, “this is what you came for!” The nine-time Grammy winner is set to make her highly-anticipated return to the stage at the Super Bowl LVII Halftime Show in Glendale, Arizona.
Rats Have Rhythm: Are They Born This Way?
Alena Bitonti '23
When people hear a good song, they can’t help but move to the beat. A new study has shown that humans aren’t the only ones associated with this innate skill.
The Great Christmas Tree Debate (Opinion)
Isabella Timberlake '23
O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree, how environmentally friendly are your branches?
For years there has been a debate on whether artificial or living trees are better- better for the environment, decoration, or for your family.
Kanye West Faces Immense Consequences After Controversy
Mason Kloc '23
It is no surprise that Kanye is not new to controversy. In fact, his controversy has a lot to do with his relevance, with many of his fans following him for the sole reason of finding out what he’ll do next.
Wakanda Forever: The Weight of A Legacy
Isabella Timberlake '23
Walking into a crowded theater and seeing someone just like you on the screen- a hero that you can relate to - feels amazing. This kind of representation means a lot, especially to a young audience, and can help create life-long fans.
Archived News
Row Row Row Your Boat
Trip Pisano '23
Try staying focused as cold lake water activates all five body senses simultaneously. This drastically increases the heart rate and makes steady breathing almost impossible. Athletes who row crew know this feeling well.
Thousands of Afghan Refugees Struggle to Find Permanent Homes
James Watson '22
They came with nothing but a single bag on their backs. The Fort Dix tent with no doors housed Sahar Mohammad, former U.S military translator, and his family.
Welles Crowther: Lacrosse Player. Equities Trader. Everyday Citizen. 9/11 Hero.
Sam Albers '22
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the September 11 Attacks. It is important that we honor not only those who were killed but also those who bravely risked their lives. Welles Crowther was one of those unlikely heroes.
Animals all around the globe are at risk of extinction-How can we help?
Cassidy Darcey '23
Over the next 100 years, 99.9% of critically endangered species and 67% of endangered species will become extinct.
How can humans help?
Back to Nature
Luke Wilson '22
Tucked away in the Sangre De Cristo Mountain range of northeast New Mexico is a 219 sq. mile ranch where adventurers ages 14 and up can test their limits and master skills that last a lifetime.
And one of the best things about it is that it’s technology-free.
is Online Education Here to Stay? Only Time Will Tell
Sonny Durkin '23
It’s been over a year since the COVID-19 Pandemic first hit America. Many people assumed it would be gone, like the flu, within a few months. Well, that’s not the way things happened.
Rumor has it: Adele is Back!
Heather Jones '24
Adele’s new creation is a letter to her son. It’s not about divorce. It’s an explanation. She wants Angelo, age nine, to understand why his family split up, but more importantly, how life should be fulfilled.
The Return of the Woolly Mammoth
Mason Capasso '23
The idea of recreating mammoths and bringing them back to the wild has been discussed numerous times over the past decade. Researchers announced on September 8, 2021, that new funding is available that will help make scientists' dreams a reality.