On May 20, two teams from Mt. Hebron competed in and won the National Economics Challenge. The two teams traveled to New York City, led by Mt. Hebron Economics teacher Mr. Vann Prime. The competition consisted of two teams at different levels. The David Ricardo team was made […]
On April 3, the country of Brunei put into effect a law first proposed in 2013, that includes stoning to death for gay sex and adultery. This move has caused controversy worldwide. As of May 2019, the Sultan has announced a clarification to the law after receiving pressure […]
On Thursday, March 21, junior Allison Alston paid a visit at Mt. Hebron. Allison has been elected to be a finalist running for SMOB 2019. She came to Mt. Hebron to get to know Mt. Hebron’s SGA as well as for SGA to get to know her. Her […]
On April 23, federal agents executed search warrants on Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh’s home, Baltimore City Hall, and the office of Pugh’s attorney, Steven Silverman. Other searched locations include a second residence Pugh owns, the home of one of Pugh’s former aides, and a non-profit organization Pugh worked […]
The US Food and Drug Administration has begun to investigate a potential side effect of vaping: seizures. While the link is not definite, there is the possibility of seizures being a side effect of nicotine poisoning. “We have reports indicating that some people who use e-cigarettes, especially youth […]
On March 26, United States Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos, proposed a cut in federal funding for the Special Olympic Games based on her belief that the organization does not require federal funding and can make it on its own by utilizing money from other sources such as, […]
