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 […]
Single Muslim mom Stefanie Coleman, who works at a Chicken Express restaurant in Texas recently suffered from an act of religious discrimation by her manager. According to CNN, Coleman clocked in and her manager told her to take off her headscarf because it wasn’t apart of the uniform […]
For the 2019-2020 year, two Mt. Hebron students won Howard County Player of the Year in their respective sports. Senior Sam Giles won for volleyball and senior Esha Shah won for field hockey. Giles won Howard County player of the year as well as helping lead her team […]
United States diplomatic relations with the Middle East are being re-examined following the U.S airstrike on an Iranian backed militia. After the airstrike, the U.S admitted to killing an important Iranian military general, Qasem Soleimani, which sparked outrage in the Middle East. Diplomatically, Iran and Iraq have grown […]
