The Marshall Choir presented a spring show, titled “A Broadway Finale” on June 2 and 3 from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. The show featured the Treble Choir, Men’s Choir, Women’s Chamber, Women’s Camerata, and Statesmen Singers performing 36 broadway songs as a send off to the senior class asContinue Reading
In classes with teachers from diverse regions and cultures, it is often possible to find testaments to teachers’ sports loyalties from all around the country hanging in their rooms, representing little pieces of who they are. Social Studies teacher and Syracuse University fan Kevin Curtin does not fail to expressContinue Reading
Around the hallways it is common to find some reference to a television show intended for adults you may or may not have seen before, such as references on SGA posters or ads for clubs who reference shows like Game of Thrones or It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia to appealContinue Reading
Following consecutive conference championships, the varsity softball team once again has the opportunity to not only protect the title of conference champions, but to also pursue the ultimate goal of a state championship. Junior Megan Palfrey believes that the team can exceed the goals they set last season. “MostContinue Reading
As an accessible chain that serves a variety of caffeinated drinks, Starbucks takes the cake as the most popular semi-fast food cafe in the United States, which also places it in the spotlight of attention for any changes or problems. One of these changes is that Starbucks has been servingContinue Reading
On Feb. 18, Cyber Security participated in the Cyberpatriot VIII competition, with two teams competing in state open divisions. The two teams, 08-1985, consisting of juniors Quiana Dang, Sieun Lee and David Randazzo, and seniors Sean Anderson and Jasper Woolley, and 08-1889 made up of seniors Kam Leung, Kai Akbel,Continue Reading
Anticipation is rising for coaches and athletes alike as the spring sport season draws nearer. Boys lacrosse coach Kevin Curtin feels excited for the upcoming season. “I am always excited for spring sports,” Curtin said. “But with excitement there is anxiety to fulfill your goals.” When it comes to goalContinue Reading
If you need to talk to any adult above the age of 25, the go-to topic is The X Files. Almost all humans aged 25 and over seem to remember crowding around the television at around nine p.m. standard time to catch the latest (mis)adventures of protagonists Agent Fox MulderContinue Reading
Rank & File reached out to the Young Republican and Young Democrat clubs to have them share their views of the upcoming primary elections and their role in it. Young Republicans With the Iowa Caucus only a few weeks away, the race for president is becoming more heated than ever.Continue Reading
Group 4 is an IB collaborative project geared towards uniting students into teams to solve a themed problem. In Group 4, potential IB diploma candidates and those who take one or more of four specific IB sciences, which include Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Design Technology, formed teams of 10 andContinue Reading