DEWing the dewy skin spring makeup look
Sierra Webb, Reporter
May 9, 2018
Filed under Features
Warm weather is approaching, flowers are blossoming, and the nights are getting lighter: spring is in the air. With summer just around the corner, dewy and natural skin is a necessity for the warmer weather. Taking Maybelline’s CC cream concealer, I apply the product on my eyelids and then blend...
Mackenzie Greenwood opens Little Free Pantry
Sydney Powell, Reporter
May 9, 2018
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Take a second. Think back on those wonderful, carefree, ordinary afternoons after getting home from elementary school, of going home, relaxing, maybe taking a nap, and then going outside to meet friends for a game or two of hide and seek. Fifth-grader Mackenzie Greenwood, daughter of social studies teacher...
Hannah O’Brien carries on family riding tradition
Sarah Borton, Reporter
May 9, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
Some athletes have grown up with a ball at their feet or a lacrosse stick in their hand, but Hannah O'Brien ('19) has had a horse by her side. "I live on a horseback farm, so I've been riding my whole life," O'Brien said. Both of her parents are involved with horseback riding and the family owns...
Fortnite- popular game provides titillating time
Grace Clarke, Managing Editor
May 9, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
To any adult, the newest battle video game looks like any other – fighting, shooting, and violence. But the latest craze, Fortnite Battle Royale, has several features that are keeping millions of young adults addicted. The main objective of this game is to reach Victory Royale, which is...
“Glow” crazy at this year’s spring underclassmen dance
Anna DeLibro, Reporter
May 7, 2018
Filed under Features
Student Council will be organizing a spring “Glow Dance” that is set for Saturday, April 28. The dance will be neon and glow in the dark themed, and invites all grade levels to attend. The theme was decided by Sophomore Class President, Brooke Wilson (’20) and other officers. “We wanted something...
NAHS members display their work at annual art show
Nicole Burkoski, Reporter
May 7, 2018
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Students in the National Art Honor Society (NAHS) will attend the art show and auction in order to display and promote their work. As students present their art work in the cafeteria, different judges with a background in art come to evaluate the works. Before the show and auction, an induction...
Students display their choreography at annual spring dance recital
Lily Cavallaro, Reporter
May 7, 2018
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Dance teacher Erin Norton’s dance program is performing during their annual spring recital in the auditorium on April 12. In comparison to the most recent winter recital, with the spring show comes nostalgia of past performances for the graduating seniors. “Compared to my freshman year, I’m...
Brightly colored hair becomes more mainstream
Emma Charles, Reporter
May 7, 2018
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You’re shopping in the grocery store and a woman taps you on the shoulder to ask where she can find some Bagel Bites. She has bright blue hair. Don’t lie, your eyes are going to linger maybe a second too long. “What’s her story,” you wonder. What made her decide to ditch her natural hair color? Odds...
Why the red face? Students discuss their embarrassing moments
Lily Cavallaro, Reporter
March 14, 2018
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Embarrassment is one of the most uncomfortable and awkward emotions one can feel. According to GoodTherapy.org, embarrassment typically occurs following an accidental failure to meet accepted social standards. Unpleasant situations such as embarrassing moments alert self-consciousness, which is linked to internal ...
Spirited events could transition into traditions
Anna Jerrems, Reporter
March 14, 2018
Filed under Features
From the ringing of the cowbells, to watching the bull mascot dance, there are plenty of ways that Hereford is spirited. But what goes back a little further than spirit? Tradition. Are there any traditions that have reigned tried and true for decades? Here are some schools that do. At Notre Dame Preparatory...
Living large: Students with big families give perspective
Anna DeLibro, Reporter
March 14, 2018
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According to census.gov, the average family consisted of 3.7 persons in 2017. But what about the families who are not average? Emma Fox (’20), Corinne Zibell (’19), and Ellie Clark (’21) all come from large families. How do large families function differently from smaller ones? Having many...
Music students attend The Maryland State Solo and Ensemble Festival
Nicole Burkoski, Reporter
March 14, 2018
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The Maryland State Solo and Ensemble Festival is for soloists and small ensembles who would like to formally perform where they can be adjudicated. In comparison to this festival, the school's choir, orchestra, and band are required to go to Perry Hall every year in March to get adjudicated...
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