Social Anxiety
Megan McCann ’23 and Sara Isabel Kaplan ’26 Social anxiety plays a prominent role in the lives of many youth in our society. In our […]
Wildfires Plague the West Coast
Katherine Whelan ’21 As of 2019, California led the United States in wildfire counts, and unfortunately, they have continued their record into 2020. Beginning in […]
Differences in Mass and Religious Services during a Pandemic
Ava Pospeck ’22 The COVID-19 pandemic has unfortunately delayed many religious gatherings for the past six months. However, many states, including New Jersey, are finally […]
Have No Fear, Fall Fun Is Here!
Emma Burgess ’21 While COVID-19 has canceled many things, fall certainly will not be one of them! There are plenty of fun and socially-distanced activities […]
Babies Save 2020
Rosie Parlavecchio ’22 With COVID-19 being the most prevalent news for the last seven months, important celebrity updates have been ignored. Here is the inside […]
Mask Review!
Riley Carr ‘22 Because face masks and coverings are such an essential part of our life now, it only seems appropriate to give a review […]
Service Idea – Pandemic Relief
Catherine Merritt ’21 Quarantining at home this past spring left many people bored and with an excess of pent-up energy. Some turned to baking, exercising, […]
History of Halloween
Catherine Luzzi ’26 Halloween this year is undoubtedly going to be different than most. However, the traditional Halloween that we usually celebrate wasn’t always like […]
The 2020 Presidential Election
Elizabeth Eck ’22 The 2020 presidential election is proving to be a contentious one. The country remains divided on issues such as healthcare, the economy, […]