Everyone remembers the day. The nervous glances, sweat dripping down anxious faces, and steps taken ever so cautiously down the halls of a strange new land. High school can be a scary place, and for...
Read More →The results are in for the SGA officers for the 2013-2014 school year. 2013-2014 Officers | infogr.am...
Read More →This year’s senior class captured more than just flags last Monday with their senior prank. Working with River Hill’s class of 2013, our seniors organized what they thought would be a harmless joke, though the...
Read More →A firetruck blares its sirens as firefighters rush to save an ailing woman in a devastating car crash. On May 2, Atholton’s annual prom assembly got off to a turbulent start with a reenactment of...
Read More →On April 19, people from around the world participated in the Day of Silence, where supporters of the LGBT community refrained from speaking for the entire day in order to raise awareness for the bullying...
Read More →The first day after spring break this year, students gasped with excitement through the halls. The bright, newly painted walls invited students to peek into classrooms and explore. Students, and even teachers, wandered tentatively in...
Read More →Lasers, robots, and probes are all elements of the science fiction genre, but cracking open a H.G. Wells book or popping in a Star Wars DVD isn’t the only way to experience scientific fantasies. Atholton...
Read More →All Howard County middle and high school students have a faint memory of voting for the Student Member of the Board, or SMOB, ever since the 6th grade. Most had no clue what they were...
Read More →Renowned poet Edgar Allen Poe once described poetry as “the rhythmical creation of beauty in words.” While this definition may be true, poetry is so much more for those who love it. Poetry, as an...
Read More →After about 30 continuous years of Peer Mediation, the program went on a one-year hiatus last year. But this school year, thanks to the help of Ms. Little, Ms. Malik, Mrs. Morton, and Mrs. Hollis,...
Read More →One of the benefits of living in the DC/Baltimore area is access to some really great music venues, from the U Street music hall if you’re really into the underground music scene, to the Verizon...
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