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Holocaust Trip

By: Olivia Kogan On May 5th, students taking Global Human Rights and some students from the World Cultures class had the opportunity to visit the 38th Annual Teen Symposium on the Holocaust at the Hilton in Scranton. The Teen Symposium on the Holocaust is a full day program from 8:30 to 1:30, that explained causes…

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Fine Arts Night

Image: Nicholas Graham in front of his senior board By: Kiana Madrigal             On May 8, the National Art Honors Society (NAHS) hosted their annual Fine Art Night, showcasing artwork created by students enrolled in art and photography classes. This year’s theme, Classic Board Games, transformed the school with colorful decorations, oversized lollipops, and giant…

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10 Fun Facts About Summer

By: Hannah Daidone 1.     The Northern and Southern Hemispheres experience opposite seasons. So, while you’re basking in the sun, folks down south are bundling up for winter! 2.     Believe it or not, the world’s largest hot dog ever weighed over 3,000 pounds! Talk about a cookout gone wild. 3.     Americans eat enough hot dogs during…

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AP Lit Chalk Quotes

As the AP Literature and Composition exam approaches, students in Dr. Schmalzle’s class have found a creative and meaningful way to prepare by bringing literature to life right outside their classroom. Students have been writing quotes from their favorite books along the sidewalks, transforming ordinary pavement into a vibrant celebration of storytelling. This year, eighty-four…

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