On May 31, the D.R.E.A.M. (Diversity Reaching Everyone Across all Minds) Team, a group dedicated to bringing cultural awareness and respect to Mt. Hebron, will be debuting a video that they produced to show current and rising Mt. Hebron students who we are as a community. Partnering with […]
On May 17, the results of the 2017-2018 Student Government Association (SGA) elections were revealed, which included 10 voted positions. The results revealed junior Steven Jin as SGA President, junior Sophie Bronow as Vice President, junior Angela Wang as Secretary, junior Erik Vaughan as Treasurer, junior Libby Milano […]
Students were introduced to the 2017-2018 candidates for the Student Member of the Board of Education (SMOB) on April 19 when a forum was held at the Board of Education. The candidates, Mt. Hebron junior Libby Milano and River Hill junior Anna Selbrede, answered questions from the audience […]
Glossy eyes Glossy eyes have become a very prominent trend that can be seen all over social media as well as several high-fashion shows. By using a gloss of any kind, including lip gloss and vaseline, one can achieve a wet and glazed look on the lids that […]
The Orioles are looking to build off a mediocre season in 2016 where they tied for second place in the American league east with the Blue Jays with a 83-79 record. The Orioles ended their 2016 campaign in a brutal fashion when they lost to the Blue Jays […]
Mt. Hebron’s spring musical, “West Side Story,” directed by well known math teacher Mr. Tom Sankey, premiered on Mar. 17 and continued on Mar. 18, 23, 24 and 25. West Side Story is set in the 1950s in the West Side of Manhattan and follows two gangs, the […]
Laura and Lisa Kittleman, the mother-daughter real estate duo, came to Mt. Hebron on March 22 during Viking Time to help empower students. The two women have been vital to the real estate industry, consistently being some of the top producing agents in the state. The Kittleman Group […]
Choate Rosemary Hall, a prestigious private boarding school in Wallingford, Connecticut, has decided to remove AP classes from their curriculum in the 2017-2018 school year. Teachers have been given discretion over the instruction of their classes and will not have to comply to the standards and curriculum of […]
When on YouTube and scrolling through videos, people tend to notice some of the controversial and inappropriate comments that can be made, but it is hard for YouTube to stop this from occurring. YouTube has started to filter out these videos and comments, but this filtering may have […]
As the cold winter months near an end, Mt. Hebron and the other schools in Howard County get ready to begin their spring sports seasons. The spring sports in Mt. Hebron include baseball, softball, boys’ and girls’ lacrosse, track and field, and tennis. All of these sports look […]
On March 8, Dr. Freeman Hrabowski visited Mt. Hebron to discuss diversity and the role it has in the school’s community. Dr. Hrabowski is the President of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, and is a world-renowned leader in education and empowerment. Spending his youth as a child […]
This summer is supposed to be a hot one, so why not spend some of it indoors? Enjoy some of the new movies coming out this summer. “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword” — Now in Theaters This fast-paced retelling of the classic tale of King Arthur […]
As the summer of 2017 approaches, the Baltimore and Washington, D.C. areas will be booming with a number of big concerts and music festivals. From pop to country, rap to folk and everything in between, this summer will be one for the books in the Maryland area. At […]
