By Adrienne Sheeler IHA NEWS EDITOR On November 10, 2014, Principal Patricia Molloy presented Soaring Eagle Awards to the Quarter One recipients. Each quarter, a teacher from each department chooses one student […]
Soaring Eagle Award Recipients Announced for Quarter One
News Anchor Wears Same Suit Every Day to Prove Sexism Exists
Gabriella DePinho IHA NEWS EDITOR A news anchor has worn the same suit every day for the past year–with some exceptions–in order to prove that sexism still exists. Australian news anchor, Karl Stefanovic, […]
Mockingjay, Part I Marks the Beginning of the End
By Margaret Joel ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR The cast of the Hunger Games has begun a worldwide tour promoting part one of the phenomenon’s final film installment, Mockingjay. Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, […]
Ariana Grande Joining the Returning Headliner Taylor Swift for Victoria’s Secret’s Fashion Show
By: Kyle Sacchi ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Take it to the runway! It has been confirmed that Ariana Grande is set to join the returning headliner, Taylor Swift, as well as Ed […]
Assisted Suicide Might Come to New Jersey
By Shannon Gleba LOCAL/IHA NEWS EDITOR In light of the recent assisted suicide of Brittany Maynard–a young woman who was suffering from terminal brain cancer–the New Jersey Assembly has voted on a […]
Family with 12 Boys Expecting 13th Child
By Heather Farrell STAFF WRITER Move over Duggars! There’s a new family in town! The Michigan couple, Jay and Kateri Schwandt, is expecting a 13th child on May 9, 2015. The Schwandt […]
Feminine Product Company Always Redefines “Like a Girl”
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 […]
The Pressure for Girls to Be Perfect in Today’s Society
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. […]
Do Teens Need to Stress Before Success?
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 […]
A Generation Attached to IPhones
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 […]
