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Senior Advice Column: September

Marissa Soto, Editor in Chief

September 22, 2020

What’s up Hart! To those of you who are new to the school, welcome. And if you’re an old face to the campus, such as myself, we’re glad to have you back, kind of. This year is going to be a tricky one, and it already has...

Political Issue of the Issue: Black Lives Matter and other protests surge over police brutality. Here’s a timeline.

Bella Sandoval, Chief of Staff & Features Editor

September 21, 2020

As the nation continues to split over the current issue of police brutality, tensions increase. Black Lives Matter (BLM) is a political and social movement advocating for non-violent civil disobedience against incidents of police ...

Major League Baseball is in full swing

Marissa Soto, Editor in Chief

September 15, 2020

Baseball is back in full swing this year, despite the four month delay caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The Major League Baseball (MLB) had to readjust their season in light of the health concerns and regulations made b...

Lockdown protesters are a clear example of white privilege in America

Lockdown protesters are a clear example of white privilege in America

May 16, 2020

A day in the life of a student doing online school

Leah Badie, Staff Writer

May 16, 2020

Online school has really been something I’ve needed to get used to and adapted to, but, so far, I really enjoy it. Personally, my assignments haven’t been due by the end of scheduled block periods, so I’ve had all day and somet...

Girls Varsity Swim 2020

Sammy Benoit: Swimming during Quarantine

May 16, 2020

A guide for people new to wearing masks

Lucas Cohen, Staff Writer

May 9, 2020

One of the rules imposed by the coronavirus pandemic is the requirement to wear a mask when out in public. Since this is a new concept for almost everyone, there is little common knowledge in regards to masks and their usefulness. ...

The U.S. government had a faulty initial response to the coronavirus outbreak

Kayla Osoria, Staff Writer

May 9, 2020

When my teacher told the class that we would be out of school until after spring break, everyone was thrilled. We obviously had no idea that our “break” would last the rest of the school year. But, as much as I hate to say i...

I’m loving quarantine

Claire Moylan, News Editor

May 7, 2020

I think I’m one of the few people who’s loving quarantine. Perhaps it’s because I’m extremely introverted and somewhat socially awkward, but adjusting to quarantine life hasn’t been much of an issue. Staying inside as ...

Michael Cohen is released from prison early due to COVID-19

May 2, 2020

Michael Cohen, President Trump’s former attorney, from 2004-2006 was scheduled in mid-April to be released from prison early due to the COVID-19 pandemic. He was sentenced to three years in federal prison and ordered to pay a $5...

NFL draft is on(line) despite COVID-19

May 1, 2020

The 2020 NFL Draft is one of the rare sporting events happening during the coronavirus pandemic. There are many details that had to be adjusted due to the coronavirus, including the date, start time, location, TV channel, how to ...

How Canceled Sports is Affecting Fans

May 1, 2020

With the National Basketball Association, the National Hockey League, Major League Soccer and the National Collegiate Athletic Association shuttering operations because of the coronavirus outbreak, what’s a sports fan supposed ...

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