Need help with your college applications? Find a NEHS member
Jen Barranco, Reporter
September 19, 2017
Filed under Features, Showcase
NEHS members are helping and revising seniors' essays. Find either Mrs. Stachura or Mrs. Vance for more information!
Summer Movies
Max Herbkersman, Reporter
June 1, 2017
Filed under Features
Traditionally, the summer and Christmas time are ideal times for blockbuster hits to be released. This summer there are a number of movies that will be coming out. “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales” The latest installment of the Pirates of the Caribbean f...
Students win awards at Baltimore Film Expo
Sam Turnbaugh, Reporter
May 19, 2017
Filed under Features, Showcase
Eight Hereford students won prizes at the Second BCPS Film Expo on April 6. Zach Westra (’17) and Will Kraft (’17) won second and third place for their animations. Sullivan Burget (’19) won third place in the Experimental category. Phoebe Kurniawan (’19) won third place for her animated GIF;...
Chamber Choir performs at Fallen Heroes ceremony
Alexis Griffey, Reporter
May 19, 2017
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The Chamber Choir will be performing at the Fallen Heroes ceremony at Dulaney High School, on May 5. They will be honoring the fallen members of the service in the state of Maryland. Students will left during enrichment and were gone during fifth and sixth period.
2017 Senior Kindergarten Collage
May 15, 2017
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The Harbinger invited seniors to submit photographs of their first days of school. These students shared memories from preschool to first grade. While it is obvious how much they have grown, it is interesting how recognizable these graduates are. The Harbinger staff wishes the Class of 2017 abun...
Student travel to foreign areas
Anna Jerrems, Reporter
April 21, 2017
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Students exchange their BCPS cards for passports and travel across the world, either engaging in philanthropic endeavors or in hopes of expanding their horizons. Eva Heilbronner (’18) is going to Iceland, Germany, and Italy over the course of 3 weeks during this upcoming summer. She’s going to...
Rita’s introduces new spring flavors
Julie Fleming, Reporter
April 21, 2017
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There’s spring excitement for many reasons: warmer weather, things turning green, longer days, Easter, obviously spring break, and summer approaching. But before we reach those milestones, first we get to once again enjoy Rita’s Italian Ice. Rita’s opened March 10, and as if the Italian ice,...
Clubs sponsor drug awaerness
Alexis Griffey, Reporter
April 21, 2017
Filed under Features
During the month of April, Student Council, Future Physicians of America, SADD club, and One Love, along with the guidance office, are collectively participating in activities in order to raise awareness for the harmful effects illegal drugs have on human bodies and lifestyles. A few of these drugs include...
Snazzy wheels turn heads in student parking lot
April 21, 2017
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A car is a car, whether you drive it fresh off the lot or if it was your grandmother’s Buick from the 90’s. However at Hereford there is a variety of nice first cars ranging from tricked out Jeeps to speedy Jaguars. Walking through the Hereford parking lot is like walking through a car dealership...
Slime craze lights up social media
Nicole Burkoski, Reporter
April 21, 2017
Filed under Features
Borax, glue, and water. Mix all of these ingredients together and you have the new obsession. These synthetic materials create a thick putty-like substance that is getting thousands of views on Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook. Aside from the recent popularity of these videos, parents are beginning...
Fidget devices sooth hyperactive minds
Lauren Litsinger, Reporter
April 21, 2017
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Sitting in the same uncomfortable chair for an hour and twenty minutes is boring. Students have discovered new toys to keep themselves from getting distracted. Spinners, fidget cubes, and TechDecks are being used to help students concentrate when listening to a lecture or trying to write a paper. Kids...
Conspiracy theories gain attention through social media
Anna DeLibro, Reporter
April 6, 2017
Filed under Features
Conspiracy theories can be a controversial topic, you either believe them, or you don’t. Some theories have gained a lot of traction in the past year or so, thanks to popular videos on YouTube and Instagram accounts featuring theories like the Mandela Effect, celebrity conspiracy theories, and government...
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