The New Year’s Six has become the new tradition for college football since 2014, the first year that the college football playoff was introduced. This year’s playoff featured quarterbacks talents Joe Burrow and Trevor Lawrence in a championship showdown. This year’s Peach Bowl and college football playoff semifinal […]
Lakers legend Kobe Bryant tragically passed away on Jan. 26 at the age of 41. Bryant was in a helicopter on his way to a travel basketball practice, when the helicopter crashed, killing Bryant, his second oldest daughter, Gianna, and seven others who were aboard the helicopter. News […]
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 […]
Hong Kong protestors participated in a sit-in on March 15, 2019 in retaliation against the Fugitive Offenders Amendment Bill. If this bill is put into action, Hong Kong fugitives would be extradited to mainland China and Taiwan. To have their voices heard, the protestors officially hit the streets […]
On Dec. 20, 2019, the newest Star Wars movie, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, was released. The students of Mt Hebron have a wide variety of opinions about the newest Star Wars movie. “I liked the scenes where Rey and Palpatine fought with lightsabers,” said senior Zain Mughal. […]
As of Jan. 10, 2020, 25 people have died, well over 1,400 houses have been destroyed, temperatures are nearing 50 degrees Celsius (122 degrees Fahrenheit), roads are melting, skies are hues of orange, red, and black, over 12 million acres of land (almost the size of England) have […]
