by Max Hernandez, Staff Writer There are two types of people in our school; the ones who meticulously plan out the classes they want to take, and the ones who barely know what this school has to offer. Seeing as I’m the former, I thought I’d share some wisdom on how to navigate our program […]
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By Staff Writer, Starla Marcelo Today, Central Park of Morris County is home to 420 acres of turf fields, in-line hockey rinks, nature trails, playgrounds, and much more. It is a hub for adult and youth sports programs alike. On any given weeknight, you can find the vast sports facilities occupied by athletes, students, sports
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By Starla Marcelo The holiday season seems to creep up on us as the winds grow colder and the days get shorter. Before we even realize it, the holidays are well underway. It’s a tale as old as time- you spend November delaying your holiday shopping, as “Thanksgiving hasn’t even happened yet!” December rolls around,
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By Tessa Niznik, Staff Writer October means leaves changing color and colder weather, but in Morristown, it also means that it’s time for the Festival of Books. The Morristown Festival of Books is an event in downtown Morristown that spans two days, beginning with a keynote talk on Friday evening, and continuing with author talks,
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By Staff Writer, Starla Marcelo Every year, Thanksgiving falls on the last Thursday of the month of November. Families across the country gather to celebrate and give thanks for their blessings. It is a crucial part of American culture, derived from the historical Thanksgiving feasts shared between the Wampanoag tribe of Native Americans and the
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By Staff Writers, Leo Hudak and Luke Velardi The 2024-25 College Football season has the potential to be one of the most memorable ever. We are coming up on midseason and a highly anticipated season has already exceeded its expectations. There have been many huge, unexpected upsets with three top-5 teams going down to unranked
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by Ryan Synder, Staff Writer Name: Miss Scott Occupation: Choir Teacher Previous Occupation: Band Teacher/Marching band College: Rutgers Salutatorian, Clarinet Player, Motorcyclist, music enthusiast, and dreamer. Dreams change all the time. Some, in days. Some take years. When Miss Scott was in middle school it was her dream to be the director of covert operations
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by Dia Ale, Staff Writer Imagine waking up by hearing the busy streets of London, seeing the Eiffel Tower after class, or improving your Spanish skills by ordering tapas in Barcelona. Studying abroad isn’t just another thing to add to your resume-it’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity where you get to immerse yourself in new cultures, make
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by Persephone Wetcher, Staff Writer This month, Morristown High School had its first biannual pep rally. Tensions were high, with Juniors and Seniors neck and neck preceding the rally. Compared to previous years, this year’s pep rally was by far one of the most interesting ones. SGO put a lot of thought into it, and
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A phone is a colossal privilege, allowing one to connect with the world at any given moment. Yet with its massive benefits, there exist a multitude of underlying consequences from one’s consistent use of it. Oftentimes, older generations can be heard saying “It’s the dang phone” as the reason for any problem one is facing. While we often laugh and mock their “old-fashioned” thinking, there does exist some truth in this statement.
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