By Maria Estaphanos Actress Betty White, fondly known for her role Rose Nylund on The Golden Girls, passed away at age 99 in her home on Dec. 31, 2021. White died of a cerebrovascular-related incident, suffering a stroke six days before she passed. As the Center for Disease […]
By: Edric Brillantes A music festival turned deadly on Friday. Travis Scott’s “Astroworld” left 9 concertgoers dead with several attendants also being hospitalized. The festival, which took place in Houston, Texas, kicked off its third year of performing on Friday and had an estimated 50,000 people in attendance. […]
By: Cooper Baer On Tuesday, Nov. 2, the Mt. Hebron Vikings girls soccer team took on the Marriotts Ridge Mustangs for the Maryland 3A west regional championship. The Mustangs, who were the defending county champions, had taken down Mt. Hebron earlier in the season, and were looking to […]
By: Nate Acuna The varsity boys soccer Regional Final between the Mt. Hebron Vikings and Centennial Eagles was a much-anticipated matchup of two bitter long-time Howard County rivals. Whenever these two schools go head to head, there is always bad blood involved. It just so happened to occur […]
By Andrea Grieff The girl’s field hockey season this year was a success with the varsity team having 12 regular season games, two tournaments, two Scrimmages, and two playoff games. The team got 3rd place in their region with four wins out of eight games. Mt. Hebron’s athletic […]
By Jeffrey Mansour Despite the absence of star quarterback Dak Prescott the Dallas Cowboys squeaked out a 20-16 win over the Minnesota Vikings on the evening of Oct. 31. The victory was led by 2017 undrafted free agent Cooper Rush, who was making his first NFL start in […]
By Maria Estaphanos After weeks of hinting to fans around the world about her new album 30 by projecting the number 30 across global landmarks such as Rome’s Colosseum, the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, and the side of the Brooklyn Bridge, Adele has confirmed that new music is […]
By Gabby Teachey and Gauri Nair When it comes to Halloween, celebrities have never failed to go over the top with their elaborate costumes. Halloween is celebrated every year on the night of Oct. 31. It was originally an event where people would gather to honor the deceased and […]
By: Gauri Nair and Gabby Teachey Heels, dresses, suits, and…glasses? What’s changed? What’s stayed? Here are 2021’s top homecoming fashion trends. Homecoming is a yearly tradition celebrating students’ return to school. A week of festivities lead up to the long-awaited dance. The week is filled with excitement – […]
By Eliana Klein Every year during the homecoming pep rally, the bleachers become filled with Mt. Hebron students dressed head to toe in red, blue, gold, and black to cheer on their class. The pep rally consisted of tremendous performances by the marching band, cheerleading team, lancers, and […]
By Madeleine PhillipsThe John Morton Excellence in the Teaching of Economics Award is awarded annually by the Council for Economic Education to one elementary school teacher, middle school teacher, and high school teacher that uses exemplary teaching techniques both in and out of the classroom that help improve […]
By: Lauren Gustafson The first month of school came and went with its array of schoolwide activities filling the schedule. The involvement of much of the community in these events- like homecoming, the club fair, and spirit week- was typical, but the highlight of the senior class on […]
By Khushika Shah Mt. Hebron Theatre will be performing a rendition of “Peter and the Starcatcher” at 7 p.m. on Nov. 11-13 and 2 p.m. on Nov. 14 in the school’s auditorium. The play is inspired by the novel “Peter and the Starcatchers” by Dave Barry and Ridley […]
By: Isaac Noll Talbot county council voters have decided to remove the statue of the Talbot Boys, a confederate symbol, from the front lawn of the Talbot County Courthouse. The statue features a soldier holding a confederate flag, and lists the names of Talbot citizens who fought for […]
By Madeleine Phillips Despite being in-person this year it’s going to take time for school-run activities to go back to normal, an idea that rings true for Mt. Hebron’s Marching Unit. From the mask policy to a reduction in numbers, the unit is facing many new challenges. Nonetheless, […]
By Lauren Gustafson Though she already has a year under her belt enrolled at Mt. Hebron, sophomore Olivia Hoover hardly recognizes the building she entered for the first time last April. The halls she used to walk through with ease are now bustling with unfamiliar faces as she […]
By Edric Brillantes The Mt. Hebron varsity football team has gotten off to a fast start in the 2021-22 season. The Vikings currently have a 3-3 record, including a 2-0 in the first two games of the season, a feat that hasn’t occurred since 2012. “So far I […]
By Jeffrey Mansour The Mt. Hebron varsity football team fell to Long Reach High School 6-18 on the evening of Friday Sep. 17, but that wasn’t the school’s biggest story of the night. As a result of a vote held by the Baltimore Sun, Long Reach at Mt. […]
By Nathan Acuna The last three encounters between the Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs have had the same story: a Chiefs victory. Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has consistently struggled against their inner-conference opponent, averaging a QB rating of just 81.4 in those games. Meanwhile Chiefs quarterback Patrick […]
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