‘Back to the future’ with the marching band
Caitlin Garrett
August 29, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
A new season for the marching band brings a different show from last year's. Read More »...
The ‘Gears’ of Gaming
JMoul
May 23, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary
Gears of War Judgement is the newest installation in the Gears of War game series for the Xbox 360 with absorbing combat and a memorable plot. The series has had three prior games, Judgement being the fourth and latest of them. It was released on March 19th, and, if pre-ordered, came with fo...
Commentary: Student impression (apprehension?) of poetry
BAchterberg
May 23, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary
Poetry is a dying art; worse yet, its funeral’s invitee list is shrinking every day, causing this fear of its death to continue to mount. Read More »...
Finding Dory splashes into theaters 2015
AKuznetsova
May 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Finding Dory will splash into theaters November 2015 to an excited audience. According to The Huffington Post, Ellen DeGeneres, the voice of Dory, has been campaigning for years for a sequel to the popular movie Finding Nemo. Read More »...
‘A Soldier’ of a great novel
JMoul
May 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary
A Soldier of the Great War is a novel of many genres by Mark Helprin, author of other stories such as Refiner’s Fire and Winter’s Tale. The story follows the life of an old and refined man, Alessandro Giuliani, in Rome. It begins with him traveling to a station to ride a streetcar down...
Prom Tuxedos: What you need to know
Travis Crane, Reporter
May 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
With prom just around the corner, a guy needs his tuxedo. Whether one is going with a date or stag, tuxedo shopping can be a pain for some, and a fun experience for others. Read More »...
Summer fashion for guys
Travis Crane, Reporter
May 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary
What a guy wears when it comes to summer is pretty basic, such as a t-shirts and cargo shorts. However, there are other options in case one wants to look dandy for a party or a summer date. Read More »...
Maroon 5: Great music, amazing performance
Molly Stanley A&E Editor
May 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
As the lights flashed and an automated recording of a phone operator went on, people stopped talking, anticipating Maroon 5 to start to play. I attended a Maroon 5 concert on Wednesday, April 3 at the Verizon Center in Washington D.C. Read More »...
‘Phantom of the Opera’: A high school theatre success
MFutrell
May 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary
The Phantom of the Opera, a Broadway classic and now a high school theater success, starred some of Susquehannock’s most talented students. Read More »...
The Best Horror Movies This Century
Caitlin Garrett
May 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
The ratings for the horror movie genre have been going down as ideas run out, but the top five horror movies this century with the best reviews are listed below. Read More »...
Radio waves from Philadelphia
EFaber
May 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Radio is a great thing for a long drive, providing news when one cannot get to a television or a means to keep up with what’s “hip.” However, sometimes “hip” isn’t as appealing to some music lovers’ tastes. As stations are being flipped back and forth in a tiring effort to escape the c...
‘The fault is in your stars’ for not reading John Green’s heart-wrenching novel
Molly Stanley A&E Editor
May 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary
Critically acclaimed author John Green's The Fault in Our Stars has been a common topic of discussion in the world of books. Read More »...
‘Adventure Time’ more than nonsense
EFaber
May 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Everybody has heard the saying “TV rots your brain.” However, it is not entirely true. It really depends on what exactly a viewer watches and how they interpret it. Read More »...
Best authors that will keep you reading
Gina Corey, Editor-in-Chief
May 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
With the warm weather coming, there is nothing better than sitting outside with a good book and a cold drink, taking in the sun. However, when it comes to picking good summer reads, it can be overwhelming to pick through the plethora of books available. What some don’t know is that the secret ...
Say hello to the Arts and Tech Fair
MShade
May 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Features
When one thinks of the arts, they often think of painting and drawing, but the 6th Annual Arts and Technology Fair encompasses every aspect of the art electives offered at Susky. Read More »...
Indoor color guard takes fourth place at championships
GDalpezzo
April 23, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Athletics
The high school indoor color guard has been working hard three days a week since December in order to prepare for the Keystone Indoor Drill Association Championships, or KIDA. KIDA is an association that holds competitions for indoor color guard and indoor drumline. A typical indoor season lasts from December until late M...
A ‘Once and Future’ Classic
JMoul
April 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
"The Once and Future King" is a book written by T.H. White in 1939 revolving around the reign of Arthur, and the time he spends with his magical tutor, Merlyn. Read More »...
G-Eazy vs. Lil Wayne
Travis Crane, Reporter
April 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary
Everybody, at some point in time, has heard of Lil Wayne, but not so many have heard of up and coming G-Eazy. Comparing the two may be difficult, seeing as they use two completely different styles and are two completely different people. It’s all about style, and these two are completel...
‘Hips don’t lie’…neither do I.
Ashleigh Sharland Photography Editor/ Marketing Manager
April 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary
"The Voice" has returned for a fourth season with new artists, new coaches, and a new attitude. Read More »...
‘Walking Dead’ saunters by for third season
Caitlin Garrett
April 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
The Walking Dead came to a close on March 31 with the season three finale, and now viewers are tuning in to watch other shows that are just as intoxicating. Read More »...
Expectations for Gatsby film are set high
Molly Stanley A&E Editor
April 19, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, a critically acclaimed novel, will have a movie adaptation coming out later this year with big name stars that is sure to please fans. The movie is set to be released May 10, 2013 and is the third cinematic adaptation of the book. Read More »...
Robot combat league fights its way to the top
ZLeonard
April 15, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Most people see robots as machines built to work and replace human laborers, but Mark Setrakian had a different idea. He built 12 different robots to fight in the Robot Combat League. Read More »...
Spotlight Interview with McGonigle and Sechrist
BAchterberg
April 4, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, News
Seniors Colleen McGonigle and Jeremy Sechrist will be performing at the Pennsylvania Music Educators’ Association (PMEA) from April 17-20 in Erie. In order to receive an invitation they had to standout among hundreds of auditions from across the state, so the honor and prestige involved is massive. ...
‘Ni No Kuni’ is an instant PS3 classic
JMoul
April 2, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
"Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch" was released on January 22, 2013 by Level-5 and Studio Ghibli for the PlayStation 3. Read More »...
Austin Mahone: More than just the “new Justin Bieber”
MShade
April 2, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Pop stars are beginning their careers at younger ages every year, and singer Austin Mahone is no exception. Read More »...
‘The Phantom of the Opera’ cast storms to the stage
Caitlin Garrett
April 1, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
For the past month, the Phantom of the Opera cast has been hard at work, anticipating the opening day for their musical, which runs April 5-7. "The Phantom of the Opera" has attained the title as most successful musical of all-time. Read More »...
Susky theatre preparing Phantom: Sure to be a hit
Molly Stanley A&E Editor
April 1, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary
The Susky theatre group will perform the musical "The Phantom of the Opera" by writer Gaston Leroux this spring. There are high expectations for this performance since Susky has been quite successful over the past years with its plays and musicals they have put on for the community. Read More &raqu...
PlayStation4 preview verdict
JMoul
April 1, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
The Playstation Four, also known as the PS4, is scheduled to be released in November 2013 by Sony, according to a report on the press conference with Sony by Policymic.com. Read More »...
Return of Doctor Who
EFaber
March 27, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
After a three-month hiatus, the danger seeking Timelord is returning for all new adventures. Read More »...
Behind the scenes of “The Phantom of the Opera”
BAchterberg
March 27, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
When the lights dim and the curtains pull back on "The Phantom of the Opera" on opening night, all the attention will be on the actors. But who pulls the curtain? Who dims the lights? Stage crew’s role is the opposite of the play’s cast - if nobody notices them, they will know they hav...
Meet the ‘Vikings’
AKuznetsova
March 25, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
One of the most highly anticipated shows, "Vikings," aired on the History Channel to an excited audience on Sunday, March 3. It more than met the expectations. Read More »...
Trains, Clocks, and An Automaton
Caitlin Garrett
March 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Quirky Hugo Cabret, played by Asa Butterfield in the movie Hugo released in 2011, spends a surprising amount of his time sleeping in the walls of a train station and tending to clocks. Read More »...
‘Abbey Road’: An album everyone can relate to
MCheers
March 21, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Abbey Road is probably the most recognizable and iconic album ever released by The Beatles. The two-sided record is the 11th studio release by The Beatles, featuring hits such as “Come Together,” and “Here Comes the Sun.” Read More »...
Requiem concludes thrilling trilogy
AKuznetsova
March 21, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
What if there was a cure that would eradicate love? Sounds awful, right? But what if the cure removed the stress, insecurities, and the danger of falling in love? Your life would be calm, safe, and painless. In the Delirium trilogy, the brilliant author Lauren Oliver creates a convincing world where a ...
Safe Haven frustrates readers and awes watchers
Ashleigh Sharland Photography Editor/ Marketing Manager
March 18, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
This Valentine’s Day, Nicholas Sparks will be able to say he has eight box office hit movies, with the newest addition being Safe Haven. The world renowned and critically-acclaimed author, Sparks, has written 17 bestselling novels including fan favorites such as The Lucky One, The Notebook, and ...
Feverish for the fierce Harlem Shake
Gabrielle Corey
March 18, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
“Do the Harlem Shake” has been a common expression across the nation as different versions of the original “Harlem Shake” video surfaced on Youtube. The nation has become obsessed with the song by the artist, Baauer. Originally named Harry Rodrigues, Baauer is a music producer/DJ from Brooklyn. H...
A new twist on a classic dish
MShade
March 18, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Chili is a dish well-known in all of the United States, but where it actually originated from is a mystery. Many people think that chili originated from Mexico. Charles Ramsdell, author of San Antonio: An Historical and Pictorial Guide, and historian of Texas and Spanish-Indian Culture. According to R...
Battle of the Musicians
Molly Stanley A&E Editor
March 18, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
The Black Keys’ drummer Patrick Carney and pop sensation Justin Bieber have been battling out their differences on Twitter. The feud began after Carney was asked why he thought Bieber did not receive any Grammy nominations. According to The Sun, Carney responded, “He’s rich, right? ...
Walking Dead haunts to please
EFaber
March 18, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Walking Dead fans, welcome back! The continuation of season three excitedly kicked off Sunday, February 10th, and zombie buffs around the world gathered at their televisions and computer screens, eager for the story to proceed. Read More »...
Mikan and Death
Caitlin Garrett
March 18, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary
Mikan is a orange-like fruit that is originally grown in Japan, and it is also what author Holly Thompson’s character, Kana Goldberg, spends her summer cropping after she and her friends are held responsible for a student’s suicide in her book, Orchards. Read More »...
Awards show styles help out for prom picks
ANovak
March 18, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
With the Golden Globes, Grammys, and Oscars all within a month of each other, stars are showing up to the red carpet with incredible gowns, all sparking the interest of prom goers. Read More »...
Choir Concert ‘stuck’ in ’70s and ’80s
Julie Reed
March 18, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, News
The high school and middle school held a “Music of the ‘70s & ‘80s” themed choral concert on Thursday, March 7 in the High School Auditorium. Read More »...
Martin: The man behind the book, behind the television show
JMoul
March 18, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Dubbed the ‘American Tolkien’ by Timemagazine, author George R.R. Martin has filled the pages of countless books ever since his fingers could first grasp a pen, inspiring games, television shows, and movies. His first work was a collection of short stories published back in 1976, titled A Song for Lya ...
American Idol vs. The Voice
Molly Stanley A&E Editor
March 18, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Reality talent competitions have become more popular over the years, and two very popular singing contests, American Idol and The Voice, have been in a fierce rivalry to gain more ratings. American Idol began in 2002, according to iMDB. Television and radio personality Ryan Seacrest is the host,...
Violence seems ever-increasing in television
Konnie Brown, News Editor
March 11, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Violence has always had a place on television, but a new trend of disturbingly violent television is gaining popularity. One of the most recent shows, The Following, centers around a detective, played by Kevin Bacon, who must work against a Poe-quoting cult led by a brilliantly evil murderer, chillingly portrayed by James Purefoy. Within the first episode, prison guards are stabbed, a woman ...
55th Annual Grammy Awards
AKuznetsova
February 26, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
All of the hottest names in music met at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California on February 10th, 2013 for the 55th Annual Grammy Awards. Read More »...
Top 5 non-mainstream bands today
Caitlin Garrett
February 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Despite all the hype about the top 20 songs today, there are other bands out there that are just as enjoyable. Read More »...
Cloud Atlas Review
JMoul
February 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
There’s action, comedy, adventure, mystery, suspense and everything in between in Cloud Atlas, a book written by Irish writer David Mitchell. It’s filled with characters of all personalities and histories, with different aspirations and trials. The characters never meet, but they all impact each oth...
Student teaching program helps students and the teacher
BAchterberg
February 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
The art world is full of massive competition, but Morrisville undergraduate Megan Whitney is gaining rare student teaching experience as an art teacher, instructing art classes alongside Wesley Myers. Read More »...
Art Can Change the World
Caitlin Garrett
February 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Art is displayed in many shapes, forms, colors, and textures in ways to express the artist’s true feelings. Art is what colors the world as it differentiates from culture to culture, but there is so much more art can do. Read More »...
Sherlock series 3 almost here
EFaber
February 21, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
The edge of your seat, hair pulling, nail-biting cliffhanger that writers and directors Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, and Sue Vertue left Sherlock fans with will finally be answered in 2013! Read More »...
January music releases
MCheers
February 11, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
This month’s release of albums includes a variety of music styles such as metal, rock, pop and indie (independent). Read More »...
Can music breed violence?
Konnie Brown, News Editor
February 11, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary
Where are the “Pumped Up Kicks” lately? Foster The People’s 2011 hit has been banned on some radio stations in wake of the Sandy Hook shooting. Read More »...
Spring fashion for men
Travis Crane, Reporter
February 9, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary
Spring is fastly approaching, and it’s time to break out and dust off that amazing warm weather clothing that many have grown to miss. This is my take on what guys and girls should be wearing for this spring season. Read More »...
Winter Concert 2013 packed with talent
GDalpezzo
February 9, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Two hundred people sat in the audience on January 30th as the jazz and concert bands took turns displaying their talents in front of their family and friends Wednesday night in the SHS auditorium. Read More »...
Cancel of the Show
JMoul
February 9, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Attack of the Show began back in 2005 on the G4 channel, and, over the years, has accumulated almost 1,700 episodes. It was hosted by Candace Bailey and Sara Underwood, with guests stars such as William Shatner and Ryan Reynolds appearing every once in awhile. Read More »...
Art students create a brighter school
Ashleigh Sharland Photography Editor/ Marketing Manager
February 9, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Look; is there a girl sitting on the stairs? Look again. The depiction of a girl sitting in the tower stairwell is only one of many portraits now painted throughout the school. Art teacher Wade Bowers’s students have been working on these shadow paintings in the hallways, stairwells, and cafeteria. Read More »...
Latest and Greatest: The Vampire Diaries
Gabrielle Corey
February 6, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
The Vampire Diaries has been a hot topic lately as viewers tune in to The CW to watch the popular TV series. The show is currently running its fourth season and airs on Thursdays at 8:00 PM. Based off of the book written by L. J. Smith, the teen drama series was carefully developed by Kevin Willia...
Warm Bodies: A zombie and human love story
Molly Stanley A&E Editor
February 6, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
There is a plethora of new cinematic releases this year, but one in particular stands out from the other up and coming movies. Warm Bodies, a romantic comedy horror rated PG-13 for zombie violence gore, hit box offices on Friday, February 1. Read More »...
A ‘Far Cry’ from bad
JMoul
February 6, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Far Cry 3 is the third installation in the Far Cry series. Rated M for mature due to the graphic material, it was released December 4th, 2012 by Ubisoft for the Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and PC. Far Cry 3 is an open-world video game that takes place on a tropical island infested with pir...
Workaholics work it
Travis Crane, Reporter
January 25, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
The fourth season of the god among men of shows, Workaholics, premiered on Comedy Central Wednesday, January 16th. Read More »...
Top holiday electronics
Matthew Mitzel
January 25, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Features
Multiple electronics were presented to the technology world in 2012, and many people were able to gift them over the holiday season. Read More »...
One Pearl Earring reigns supreme
DGittings
January 24, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
The winners of the Battle of the Bands, One Pearl Earring, hit the stage. Photo by: Dallas GittingsThe band One Pearl Earring won the Battle of the Bands that took place on Saturday, January 5th. The event began with a cover of Pat Benatar’s “Hear...
Next season of PLL premieres
ANovak
January 24, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Season 4 of Pretty Little Liars debuted Tuesday, Jan. 8 on ABC Family. The series kicked off back in 2010, displaying an exciting plot surrounding four high school girls after the mysterious murder of their friend Alison DeLaurentis. Read More »...
Get off your couches
EFaber
January 23, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
When school takes up eight hours of the day for five days of the week, there may not be much ‘fun’ free time for students. Read More »...
Les Miserables movie exceeds expectations
Ashleigh Sharland Photography Editor/ Marketing Manager
January 23, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Universal Pictures released a musical movie of Les Miserables on Christmas Day 2012 that has received rave reviews since its first preview. Read More »...
Dick Clark is remembered
Molly Stanley A&E Editor
January 23, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
This year, “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve” was without its longtime host, the late Dick Clark. Television host and radio personality Ryan Seacrest, actress Jenny McCarthy, and singer Fergie all hosted this year’s edition. Read More »...
“The Phantom of the Opera” still haunts as a classic novel
Caitlin Garrett
January 22, 2013
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
The Phantom of the Opera is not only the longest running musical on broadway, starting in 1988, but is also a classic book written by the famous french author, Gaston Leroux. The book was translated and published in 1990 as a Bantam book, originally published in Paris in 1910. The average price for a...
Gather around for some festive tv
Hailey Page, Assistant Editor
December 20, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Whether it is an old or new tradition, families around the country sit cuddled around their televisions to enjoy some new and old holiday favorites. The different holiday movies and TV shows are endless, not to mention the long list of yearly specials that are continuously playing. Read More »...
Holiday gifts for bookworms
Konnie Brown, News Editor
December 18, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Features
Holiday wish lists are full of various clothing, technology, and other leisure items. Here is a list of some of the top books requested this holiday season to help in finding the perfect gift. Read More »...
Merry Christmas from Batman
Konnie Brown, News Editor
December 18, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
“Deshi basara!” This phrase, meaning “rise,” has been made popular among fans by the final installment of the Dark Knight trilogy. The Dark Knight Rises came out in theatres on July 20 this year, grossing around $448 million in the U.S. The DVD is now available, having been released December...
“The Twilight Saga, Breaking Dawn Part 2” wows moviegoers
Molly Stanley A&E Editor
December 7, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
The long awaited finale to The Twilight Saga, Breaking Dawn Part 2, has finally been released in theaters. At 10:00 p.m. on Thursday, November 15, the first showings of Breaking Dawn began. According to CBS News, during opening weekend, the movie raised $340.9 million worldwide and $141.3 million in just...
Camera at the ready
Molly Stanley A&E Editor
December 6, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
There are many students in this school that excel at photography and convey feelings through the pictures they capture. One of these students is junior Sara Cerreta. Cerreta has been involved in photography for about two years and the reason she picked up an interest in it is because of her fath...
Susky infuses the 70’s into Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”
Molly Stanley A&E Editor
November 30, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Spells, fairies, a human with a donkey head, and a love square are just a few of the aspects in A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare, the play Susky put on this year. A Midsummer Night’s Dream came with a special twist; it was set in the seventies. Seventies music was included with songs like “Ballroom Blitz” by The Sw...
Pretty Little Liars Halloween special continues Alison’s suspenseful story
ANovak
November 16, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Pretty Little Liars, the popular hit TV series, premiered its annual Halloween special on Tuesday, October 23th. Since the show premiered in 2010, teens around the nation have been going crazy over its exciting murder mystery plot. With its incorporation of amazing style and attractive stars, this sho...
Creative Writing group created
Mikayla Mayoryk Reporter
November 11, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
There is a new outlet for students who are ready to share their creative writing with the world, or at least the Susquehannock student community, the Creative Writing group. At the end of last year, English teacher Tim Groth received several requests for a creative writing club, and realized that...
FX brings a cult hit back for a second spooky season
Hailey Page, Assistant Editor
November 11, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Everyone likes a good scary movie, and for FX’s American Horror Story, the network is finding success. In the show’s first season, it gained a cult following with its tension building moments, cliff hanger episode endings, and classic horror movie scenes. Read More »...
The terrors of Fall have succeeded this year
Reporter Morgan
November 9, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
With the seasons of ghouls, goblins and scares upon us, horror movies have been popping up all over the place. Read More »...
Break out the winter attire
Gina Corey, Editor-in-Chief
November 9, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
With the weather hitting a low 36 degrees already, it is time to break out the winter attire. This doesn’t mean that we have to turn to itchy sweaters and bulky coats; there are comfortable and fashionable alternatives out there for both guys and girls. Girls: UGGS...
Band and fans mourn the death of ‘Suicide Silence’ frontman
Hailey Page, Assistant Editor
November 9, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
People say a legend never dies, and for the band Suicide Silence, this has never been more true. Fans around the world are mourning the loss of Suicide Silence’s lead singer Mitch Lucker. After his death the morning of November 1st from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident on Halloween evening; he was only 28. The moto...
IPhone 5 is everything users wanted and more
Ashleigh Sharland Photography Editor/ Marketing Manager
November 2, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
The newly released iPhone 5 has made many wonder whether the new version is really any better than the last version, which was released only months ago. With the release of the new version a few weeks ago and more phones being used in everyday life, users are beginning to experience glitches wit...
“It’s Always Sunny” impresses again
Travis Crane, Reporter
November 2, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
The eighth season premiere of the cult-followed television show “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” aired Thursday October 11. For those who have not watched, the basis of the show consists of the owners of the local hangout putting the silly ideas they come up with into action. Read More »...
Festival celebrates stories and imagination
Molly Stanley A&E Editor
October 11, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Tents were spread around the streets of Baltimore City on September 28-30 as people walked through to sit down within them for lectures or to look at books. The Baltimore Book Festival occurs every year around the end of September, featuring many authors that are local or national. People t...
Big wins and bigger performances at the VMA’s
Molly Stanley A&E Editor
October 4, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
The stage was alive with energy as Rihanna and A$AP Rocky opened the Video Music Awards by singing a medley of “Cockiness/We Found Love.” According to Enstarz, the Video Music Awards, or VMA’s, are shown every year on MTV and award the best music videos over the past year. This year, the V...
New retelling of classic spooky tale
Molly Stanley A&E Editor
September 24, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
A secluded house on an island, strange children, no Wi-Fi or cell phone service, and supernatural appearances are all pieces of a hauntingly alluring plot included in The Turning by Francine Prose that will be coming out later this month. Standing out from recent Young Adult novel releases, T...
Susky teachers support culture
Molly Stanley A&E Editor
September 21, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
The picture frames in front of the library are there for a reason. Staff members have formed a group called the Culture of Excellence that wants to show off an equitable display of student achievements at Susky. Teacher Wesley Myers is one of the co-chairs of the committee. Read More &raq...
Social networking for every student
Hailey Page, Assistant Editor
September 21, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Between school, work, and outside activities, a teen can have a hard time finding time for fun, but it seems like no matter how tight one’s schedule is, they have time for some social networking. Between Androids, iPhones, laptops, and other technology, Facebook, Tumblr, Twitter, Pintrest, and Instagr...
New albums come out for every genre
Hailey Page, Assistant Editor
September 21, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
Fall morphs shorts to pants, summer parties to study sessions, and, of course, makes those summer tunes fade to silent study halls, all when artists release their new albums for the season. No matter what genre someone listens to, they are bound to be excited by this new wave of albums. Aft...
Art students: Be happy in your major
Hailey Page, Assistant Editor
September 21, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
“What college or trade school is the right fit? What major should I look into? Is this really what I want to do for the rest of my life?” As if the answers to these questions weren’t elusive enough, it seems like everyone around me is judging my final answers to these questions. Read More »...
York Fair continues tradition
Ashleigh Sharland Photography Editor/ Marketing Manager
September 20, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
From Styx to Blake Shelton, each year the performers at the York Fair continue to deliver. This year’s artists included Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton, Easton Corbin, Allstar Weekend, Jeff Dunham, and many more. Considering the size of York and the surrounding area, the York Fair has consistently ha...
Taylor Swift: Country or pop?
Gina Corey, Editor-in-Chief
September 20, 2012
Filed under Arts and Entertainment
A friend and I were talking about the new Taylor Swift album, “Red,” and we disagreed on whether Taylor Swift remains as a country singer or has become a pop artist. Swift isn't just a country singer or just a pop singer; she is both. When Swift first started out in 2006, her first single “Tim...
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