On April 21, Mt. Hebron introduced its very first “Night of One Acts.” The event began at 7 pm in the auditorium, where greeters stationed at the door welcomed the audience for an unexpected surprise. Junior Gracie Dillon opened the night by sharing short remarks with the crowd. She […]
After a seven-year career with Mt. Hebron as the head coach of the varsity softball team, Coach Chuck Struhar has achieved one of the highest honors for a high school coach: having the most wins in Howard County softball. On April 18, a 9-2 victory over Glenelg marked […]
On April 22 — Earth Day — the Environmental Club held a school-wide cleanup and sold bracelets, buttons and recycled paper pencils at lunch to raise money for their latest projects. Every day, we see trash all around us in places where it does not belong. Some think it […]
Marylanders went to the polls yesterday for primary elections. For some Mt. Hebron students, it was their first time participating in the political process. Due to the ongoing 2016 president election, many people are beginning to debate the required minimum voting age in America. Perhaps this attention stems […]
As senior year draws to a close for the class of 2016, the hardest challenge of the students’ high school careers still lies ahead. It is not the final AP tests or the senior writing project, but something much more difficult. Many have tried, and failed, to leave a legacy […]
In 2010, Yeardley Love, a senior lacrosse player at the University of Virginia (UVA) was beaten to death by her boyfriend, George Huguely, who was also a lacrosse player at UVA. Her mother, Sharon Love, and her sister, Alexis Love, established the One Love Foundation to honor her. […]
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