This is for the people who want to be angry that they dished out an exorbitant amount of money to see only half of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, but have no one to blame but themselves. And the worst part is, it’s not even like you can say that you knowContinue Reading

It was a dark and stormy night… When the death of an eccentric millionaire leaves behind a hefty will and a coveted necklace with Hope-Diamond-esque mystique, distant relatives gather like hungry vultures. So what happens when tumultuous weather leaves them trapped overnight in a (possibly haunted) mansion? Add an escaped serialContinue Reading

Three years later, here we are. Construction has finally (mostly) come to a close, leaving us with a gleaming new school and our largest student body to date. Similarly, Rank & File finally has everything we need to succeed in today’s modern media setting. Now that we have the resources,Continue Reading

Just months after being awarded the 2014 title of FCPS Principal of the year, Principal Jay W. Pearson announced his career change to Executive Principal at the county level. Jeff Litz, previously Marshall’s vice principal, will take his place this coming school year. “I came here as an IB coordinatorContinue Reading

On the afternoon of April 4, Reveille decorated the cafeteria with an array of paper lanterns and multicolored balloons for the fourth annual Creative Arts Festival. A variety of clubs, including National Art Club, the Gay-Straight Alliance and the Harry Potter Club, participated. Afterwards, those in attendance were directed towards theContinue Reading

Shows that were cancelled but should still be on: Firefly This spaghetti western space drama was everything a sci-fi lover could dream of. A Joss Whedon masterpiece, Firefly brings a new meaning to Clint Eastwood’s “Space Cowboy” circa 2000. The marriage of high-tech spaceships and dusty saloon doors makes for anContinue Reading

  Imagine baseball without ballpark hot dogs, still warm from the grill. Friday nights without gooey cheese pizza. The Fourth of July without succulent barbecue and sweet tangy strawberry ice cream. It seems crazy to forgo those traditional American delicacies. It certainly did to me two weeks ago. As someoneContinue Reading