Hereford Harbinger

Fidget devices sooth hyperactive minds

Lauren Litsinger, Reporter • April 21, 2017

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...

Conspiracy theories gain attention through social media

Anna DeLibro, Reporter • April 6, 2017

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...

Style goes back in time

Kyle Wetzelberger, Reporter • April 6, 2017

As the school year nears and end, and time keeps passing, so does the style of clothes among the students. It’s inevitable that style is going to change, but is it now making a complete circle? Jeans...

Hungry Harvest hits Hereford

Chloe Parker, Reporter • April 6, 2017

If the amount of produce that is thrown out every day was saved and redistributed to the less fortunate, millions of people could be fed throughout the world. According to the End Hunger Association,...

New trend brings back old memories

Lindsay Clarke, Reporter • April 6, 2017

This latest trend may bring you back to your elementary school days when you had to have the latest hot pink fake glasses from Claire’s. Why wear glasses that don't aid your vision? Many students have...

PrePOPped POPcorn gains POPularity

Jen Barranco, Reporter • April 6, 2017

If you’d ask students a couple years ago what SkinnyPop, Boom Chicka Pop, Buddha Pop, or any other brand of healthy pre-popped popcorn, was most people would have no clue what you were talking about....

Making a new name for art

Lily Cavallaro, Reporter • April 6, 2017

The city of Baltimore has a reputation unlike any other city in America. Our city bleeds purple in the fall, and orange any other time of the year, attracts millions all over the nation to our very own...

Baltimore County Dance Festival

Chloe Parker, Reporter • March 26, 2017

Students from Carver, Dulaney, Milford Mill, Patapsco, Parkville, West Towson Elementary, Windsor Mill Middle, Franklin, Chatsworth Elementary, BCPS Men's Ensemble, Deer Park Middle, Lansdowne, Owings...

Technology hinders economic success

Lindsay Clarke, Reporter • March 10, 2017

It’s hard to balance a social life, academics, and extra-curricular activities. Despite being busy, many students spend any extra time on their phones, and this is impacting their grades. Most teens...

“La La Land” appeals to this sports fan

Brady McGee, Reporter • March 10, 2017

I get it. A white, straight male who usually is declaring who will be the next NBA MVP is writing a review for musical drama “La La Land.” It doesn’t make sense. I’m supposed to like action movies...

Dance programs grows

Megan Loomis • March 10, 2017

A program that only started off with 30 dancers now has over 100. Dance teacher Erin Norton came to Hereford seven years ago and has transformed the program completely. Norton taught at New Town...

Dancers take trip to perform

Alex Trikeriotis, Online Editor • March 10, 2017

On Friday, March 3, dance students will be leaving at 9:30 to attend a field trip at the Maryland Dance Alliance at the Gordon Center in Owings Mills. They will be taking classes and performing that evening.