By: Genevieve Rippeon Mt. Hebron is proud to celebrate and acknowledge Ailyn Zinn, a sophomore at Mt. Hebron, for her participation and selection into a highly selective creative writing program called Navigating the Margins. Through this program, Zinn perfects her writing skills and engages in an out-of-school activity […]
By: David Rosa Da Costa As we approach the Primary Elections next Tuesday, it’s crucial to recognize that America is on the brink of another pivotal moment in its history. These elections, often marked by controversy and intrigue, hold immense importance for the future of our nation. Mt. […]
By: Jocelyn Hamon Mt. Hebron students review the game statistics and their favorite player’s record-breaking victories as this year’s Women’s March Madness ends with a swish. Women’s March Madness 2024 started with 64 teams, divided into four regions, each with 16 teams. This is the start of March […]
By: Dahlia Sambhi Honoring the achievements and contributions of African Americans throughout history, the Black Student Union (BSU) at Mt. Hebron High School spearheads initiatives to foster awareness, understanding, and progress within the school community. Led by a dedicated team of student leaders, the BSU has embarked on […]
By: David Rosa Da Costa Here’s the big question: where do the Mt. Hebron students get their news? News is essential to the world, allowing people to get information and form opinions. However, where you get your information is critical to the validity of the subject, and it […]
By: Evan Carlson Thursday, Jan 18. Howard County Public Schools (HCPSS), Superintendent William J. Barnes proposed a new budget for the upcoming school year (2024-2025) to the board of education. “I am disappointed for all co-workers that have made this their career and now are scared for the […]
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