NFL Draft Takes over
Lucas Dimler, Reporter
April 23, 2019
The NFL draft is starting soon, and everyone wants to know where the big name players are going. There is always the talk about the main prospects that will likely go in the top five. According to CBS sports, the main prospects are quarterback Kyler Murray, defensive lineman Nick Bosa and linebacker Josh A...
Your Spring Fashion 2019 Guide
Lili Teal, Reporter
April 16, 2019
Get ready for a blast from the past in this season’s fashion. From hip 70s style jeans and tees to edgy 90s color palettes, spring 2019 trends are making fashion come full-circle. The latest fashion has been heavily influenced by the 90s, but no one ever thought the 70s trends would...
How Your Cell Phone Could Be Running Your Life
Elizabeth Johns, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
April 16, 2019
When the words ‘excess screen time’ are mentioned, what do you think of? Does the imminent threat of cell phone addiction come to mind? 50 percent of teens feel that they are ‘addicted’ to their phones, according to a 2016 poll by Common Sense Media. The same Common Sense poll also stated t...
The Overwhelming Influence of Movie Media on Broadway
Alexandra Marusko, Social Media Editor
April 15, 2019
Just like any other entertainment platform, Broadway has had its fair share of influence from other platforms. One of the factors that has made Broadway great is the amount of original content, new music and fresh stories brought to the stage. From classics such as “Grease” and “A Chorus L...
Teams Race for the NBA title
Lucas Dimler, Reporter
April 15, 2019
The NBA playoffs are starting soon, and its fans’ excitement is increasing to see who is in and who is not. According to CBS sports, the Western Conference is getting very competitive, as there is a fight for first through eighth seed. The Golden State Warriors have been a powerhouse team for the longest time. I...
“Adulting” Teaches New Grown-Ups How To Adult
Ally Waltemyer, Commentary Editor
April 14, 2019
The transition from teenager to adult can be an exciting yet nerve wracking time for those who have made it to 18. Though we often take our new found freedom with a giant spoonful of sugar and celebrate by getting piercings or buying lottery tickets, we also need to take adulthood with a level of seriousness. Comedic self-help book “Adult...
“Supernatural” Prepares for Final Goodbye
Camryn Brakmann, Reporter
April 11, 2019
As season 14 of “Supernatural” approaches its close, the announcement that the show will end after its next season is bittersweet. Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles, who play Sam and Dean Winchester, made the announcement with Misha Collins, who portrays Castiel, across social media platforms on ...
The Wizard Of Oz: Susquehannock’s Best Play Yet
Abby Paterniti, Reporter
April 11, 2019
The “Wizard of Oz” was wickedly entertaining; if you didn't see this magical play, then you truly missed out on a wonderful performance by the Susquehannock High School theater. Director William Jenkins casted a multitude of talented students to perform each show, but the most heartwarming performan...
Supergroup Simple Creatures Release Debut EP “Strange Love”
Anna Feild, Reporter
April 9, 2019
Simple Creatures has made their mark on alternative rock with their debut EP “Strange Love.” The band, consisting of All Time Low singer Alex Gaskarth and blink-182 singer and bassist Mark Hoppus, is a side project that allows the two to explore genres different than their separate bands. ...
Anti-Vaxx Movement Sadly Succeeds in Spreading False Information and Illness
Ally Waltemyer, Commentary Editor
April 2, 2019
There are more than 151 cases of measles reported in Rockland County, New York since October. Health officials warn this outbreak is far from over and designate certain problem areas where the disease emerged, but they know of one highly successful method to prevent other citizens from getting the h...
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