TIME magazine has released its annual list of people of the year for 2018. The magazine gave the title – which goes to the people who they have judged as being the most influential over the past year – to Jamal Khashoggi, Maria Ressa, two young Reuters reporters, and […]
Mt. Hebron Math teacher Mr. Greg Murach has been nominated for award of 2019 Teacher of the Year. The recipients of the award are chosen through an exhibition of a variety of criteria, including being able to help students learn, achieve academic success, and find and execute their […]
Mt. Hebron has recently introduced its newest club, the Crossword Club. The club, led by founder senior Chase Blanchette and sponsored by English teacher Ms. Rachel Fulchino, started meeting in November in room 227. “I carry around a crossword puzzle with me every day and eventually people who sat […]
Stan Lee, former Chairman Emeritus of Marvel Studios, died on November 12 in Los Angeles, California at the age of 95. He had been in poor health in the last months of his life, and with his passing came an outpouring of affection for the Marvel legend and […]
As the awards season approaches, movie studios are producing big blockbusters and starting to release potential Oscar contenders. This year’s fall movie lineup is filled with countless movies bound to win the hearts of their audiences. A Star is Born, directed by Bradley Cooper, is a remake of […]
On Oct. 9, The CW Television Network revealed the first look at Ruby Rose as Batwoman for the upcoming TV series, “Batwoman,” on Twitter. The show will join the Arrowverse through a crossover on the CW with “The Flash,” “Arrow,” and “Supergirl” on Dec. 9, 10 and 11, […]
