The United States government has been partially shut down for 31 days due to disagreements over the funding of President Donald Trump’s border wall. This marks the longest government shutdown in American history, having surpassed the 21-day shutdown in 1995 to 1996 during the Clinton Administration. The shutdown, […]
On Jan. 1, an estimated five million women celebrated the New Year by lining up in the streets of Kerala, which is located in southwestern India. Extending 385 miles, these women held their arms out in defiance, protesting for gender equality, sensitivity and religious freedom. The Sabarimala Temple, […]
Last month, juniors Alexandra Mouangue, Justin Cargiulo, Co-Tu Doan, Evan Turner, Katey Wang and Zach Shane graduated from the Howard County Leadership U program. The leadership program is intended for sophomores during the summer before their junior year. It is a four month program, spread out between summer […]
For Mt. Hebron students, the end of September marked a fantastick start to the new school year, with the drama department’s production of The Fantasticks. “This show is quirky, yet charming,” said math teacher Mr. Tom Sankey, the director for musicals and plays at Mt. Hebron. “It’s really […]
This September, the administrators of Mt. Hebron High School presented new security measures to the student body with the goal of emphasizing school safety and preventing acts of violence on school grounds. This announcement was made after the Howard County Public School System (HCPSS) was granted $861.9 million […]
