Following his Super Bowl 49 victory this past week, and his fourth league championship in 14 years, Tom Brady has joined a class all of his own and has solidified himself as the greatest quarterback to...
By Jake Smith, Assistant Editor-in-chief
• February 11, 2015
Last year, historic marches and protests regarding civil rights sparked intense debate over the state of equality in America. In the wake of so many deaths of innocent, unarmed black people, a movie like...
By Jake Smith, Assistant Editor-in-chief
• February 10, 2015
The Super Bowl, America’s favorite unofficial holiday, wrapped up the 2014-2015 football season. As always, it was a crazy mix of commercials, music, and tweets. There may have been a football game going...
After the recent arrival of Panera Bread and Chipotle in Messina Highlands, students are excited for the future of Shrewsbury. Here are some stores that students would love to see pop up in town next.
As a high school student, it is difficult to decipher presidential speeches, yet, in the case of President Obama’s 2015 State of the Union Address, there are certain issues that require our attention.
The...
As Martin Luther King Jr. Day passed by, students spent their day off of school doing as they would on any long weekend- completely oblivious to the meaning behind the holiday.
Many forget what the...
With the winter months in full swing, students have been granted some much desired snow days, and no doubt will get at least a few more as the winter season winds down.
No one likes having to...
President Barack Obama recently proposed making community college tuition-free for responsible students. Obama’s goal, said Cecilia Muñoz, the White House’s domestic policy director, is “to...
By Abigail Bentz, Editor in Chief
• January 29, 2015
While students have stayed loyal to their respective teams in the NFL for months, they must now choose to support one of two teams for the Super Bowl.
The Patriots and Seahawks will battle on Sunday,...
With half of the International Spy Museum devoted to the greatest fictional spy of all time, Ian Flemming’s 007, and the other half devoted to real world spies, gadgets, and missions, the fantasy spy...
