Saturday, October 23 was a seemingly ordinary day; but for Mr. Opremcak and his chemistry students, it was a holiday to celebrate! October 23 is Mole Day – a day recognizing the […]
Teacher Interview: Mr. Opremcak Celebrates Mole Day
Top Albums of 2021’s Summer
Summer 2021 let most of us down in many ways. There were still many COVID-19 restrictions to abide by, blaring heat that made going outside painful, and it was full of many […]
Mary Shelly Biography and Frankenstein
Mary Shelley, the revered Queen of Goth, is a writer whose reputation is immersed in horror, absurdity, and scandal. Born on August 30, 1797, she was the daughter of two social radicals […]
SNHS Spotlight: Chimpanzees’ Prosocial Behavior in Groups
As one of humanity’s closest relatives, chimpanzees have been under constant watch by scientists to study their prosocial behavior. Prosocial behavior is “any behavior voluntarily performed by one individual to benefit another.” […]
SNHS Spotlight: How Sleep Deprivation Can Affect one’s Mental Health?
As high school students, sleep is an important factor with success in areas such as school, sports, and any other activities. Many teens today do not get enough sleep causing sleep deprivation. […]
Tokyo Set to Still Hold 2021 Summer Olympics
The Tokyo Summer Olympics were initially scheduled to take place in Summer 2020; however, the event was postponed to 2021 due to the pandemic making it the first time the Olympics has […]
Best Places to “Day Trip” in New Jersey
Looking for a local spot to go for the day? New Jersey has some of the best day trip locations! With the ongoing rise of Covid-19, many places have been shut down […]
Why “Skin” by Sabrina Carpenter Is the Feminist Anthem We Weren’t Expecting
Olivia Rodrigo’s January 2021 single “Driver’s License” created a worldwide obsession with the love triangle between three previously under-the-radar musicians: Olivia Rodrigo, Joshua Bassett, and Sabrina Carpenter. The song’s subtle allusion to […]
SNHS Spotlight: Quasar P172+18
Astronomers discovered the universe’s oldest known source of radio emission located 13 billion light years away. This source is known as a quasar. Quasars make up the cores of galaxies where a […]
SNHS Spotlight: Covid-19 Has Caused a Decrease in Global Air Pollution
While the coronavirus has brought upon many negative impacts to today’s society, something good has finally come out of this pandemic. During March of 2020, lockdowns were put in place in order […]
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