By Sarah Persico STAFF WRITER In a country where discrimination is so greatly looked down upon, there continues to be a “race” box on college applications. America is known as the country […]
By Kyle Sacchi ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR It’s official: Morgan is back and so is the “Rick Dictatorship!” In the last few seconds of The Walking Dead season five finale, the character–a fan favorite–arrived […]
By Molly McGurn GUEST WRITER This January, I attended the 42nd March for Life in Washington DC with seven other IHA students. We traveled to DC with students from St. Joe’s. Though […]
By Heather Farrell OPINIONS EDITOR When a Pittsburgh man, Nickolay Lamm, started an art project in 2013, he never expected it to get the reception it did. Lamm created what is referred […]
By Fiona Ralph STAFF WRITER Maleficent takes the genre of Disney Movies to a whole new level. This movie was very different from any other Disney film to be released. The concept […]
By Kristen Gimelli STAFF WRITER The real question is ‘when should I leave?’ The 2014 production stars Chloe Grace Moretz as Mia Hall–a 17-year-old cello prodigy–and Jamie Blackley as Adam Wilde–Mia’s boyfriend. The […]
By Maddie Rubio STAFF WRITER Ask two girls, one being ten, the other being fifteen, what the statement “like a girl” means to them. You will most likely get opposing responses. Always […]
By Caroline Bennett STAFF WRITER Looking down at yourself, you realize that you will never have what it “takes” to be like the women you see all the time in the media. […]
By Megan Rice STAFF WRITER Are teens juggling too many responsibilities these days? Most teenagers would probably answer yes to that question. For the well-rounded teen, high school leaves a student with […]
By Tori Sheldon STAFF WRITER The average person spends an average of four years in a lifetime on the phone. Our current society is socially dependent on technology that keeps us from […]
