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 […]
This year, College Board introduced a new format that allowed students to take Advanced Placement (AP) exams online due to school closures. The decision faced heavy backlash from students and teachers. Rather than the typical paper exam, the online tests were 45-minute written responses. No multiple choice was […]
In 2020, many new documentaries are being released which will feature celebrities, major societal events, and political figures. Documentaries such as “Us Kids” which is about the Parkland school shooting survivors and “Surviving Jeffrey Epstein” which discusses the case against the sexual predator are more centered on present […]
On Feb. 14, Samsung’s newest phone was released at a price of $1,380. The Galaxy Z has a very unique design. Unlike recent foldable smartphones, the Galaxy Z folds horizontally instead of vertically. The phone has a 6.7 inch display when opened, and a small screen when folded […]
Children’s author and english teacher, Jerdine Nolen, has published a new book entitled Freedom Bird: A Tale of Hope and Courage with illustrations by James E. Ransome. This book follows the story of siblings Millicient and John who are born as slaves on a plantation in America. Despite […]
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