Embedded between a handicapped and visitor parking spot in the front lot stands the “Statesman of the Week” parking spot, which serves as an opportunity for faculty recognition, as it has for the past four years. But, faculty left the spot unoccuppied during the entirety of September and October thisContinue Reading
The complaints with student-issued laptops seem endless, yet senior and technology assistant Tristan Hintz said the technology assistants rarely receive visitors with malfunctioning computers during lunch. Hintz applied as a technology assistant due to an elective in his schedule to fill and because of the position’s positive appearance on collegeContinue Reading
First came confusion, then shock and finally excitement as two friends reunited in their math class after being 7,000 miles apart. One could consider the the odds of the reunion of juniors Aysha Berry and Shirin Iqbal one in a million, as both knew each other in Abu Dhabi priorContinue Reading
Freshman year marks a time of change, with students having to adjust to the new environment of high school. While a bigger, more challenging school may be an unfamiliar environment for ninth graders, of the 522 members of the 2023 class, one has called Marshall his home since 2007. ItContinue Reading
F -hall is the only ground floor hallway in the school’s main body that does not have an upstairs counterpart. While its main attractions include the cafeteria and vending machines, F-hall’s food scene has more than curly fries and bagged chips. The hall is home to the culinary program, whereContinue Reading
Over the summer, junior Faith Forman launched a crocheting business, Sola Fide, which sells personally crafted and customized products. The company’s name, Sola Fide, reflects Forman’s namesake. “[Sola Fide] came from Latin and means ‘by faith alone,’” Forman said. “I like the name because I own and develop the business.”Continue Reading
Though the new laptops for every student prompted the implementation of technology-based lessons during class, few courses have strayed away from traditional pen-and-paper assessments. But, unlike other classes, IB English Literature SL 1 administered the first in-class essay on laptops. This is the first year students are typing literary analysesContinue Reading
With a senior year coming to a close, a new chapter of the Class of 2019’s life begins. With this in mind, Rank&File has compiled a list of colleges graduating seniors will be attending in the fall. American University Brandon Huling American University of Paris Katie Rines Arizona State University BreannaContinue Reading
English teacher Nikita Washington worked for Capitol Records where he collaborated with celebrities and worked at high-profile events before returning to teaching. Capitol Records is a subsidiary of Universal Music Group, and is a record label that has signed artists such as Pink Floyd, Katy Perry and The Beatles. AtContinue Reading
When freshman Jesah Jackson receives a student services pass to deliver, she feels for the hallway and room number in Braille, unfolds her cane and departs, requiring no outside assistance. Students often become runners for the counselors, social worker or psychologist if they have a free period in their schedules,Continue Reading