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 […]
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 […]
Selam Wolday, a senior at Mt. Hebron, recently wrote an essay consisting of only 64 words that ended up winning her a position as a finalist in the 2016 WBFF Fox 45 Martin Luther King, Jr. “Champions of Courage” essay competition. The essay prompt was to write about […]
Apple, along with other social media apps, recently released a series of new updates. One of the most important of these is the newest iOS 10.2 software update for iPhones. This includes a handful of brand new emojis, more iMessage effects, and the lastest TV app. Many users […]
Wreaths Across America is held at the Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia. In 1992, a company found themselves with leftover wreaths that went unsold, and the company wanted to honor the veterans who served this country. The additional wreaths were placed on the gravesites of many of […]
Hatchimals are the biggest Christmas craze of 2016. A toy that hatches from an egg has made an appearance on countless Christmas lists and is sold out almost everywhere. Hatchimals are robotic stuffed animals sheltered inside of an egg. When its “owner” shows the Hatchimal affection by rubbing, […]
