Omegle, a website that paired strangers together via video chat, was shut down on Nov. 8, 2023, 14 years after its creation. A female user, claiming that the site neglected to cease sexual harassment which led her to be paired with a child predator, filed a lawsuit in 2021, whichContinue Reading
Due to the development of artificial intelligence and the use of websites such as ChatGPT for essay writing, IB History of the Americas (HOA) teachers decided to take initiative this year by doubling the number of possible Paper 3 prompts from four to eight to reduce the possibility of memorization.Continue Reading
Darrell General, the Cross Country and Distance Track & Field coach, recently changed jobs from school custodian to a Constructional Assistant, working in the ISS room. General’s new job will allow him to stay off his feet and stay connected with Marshall students, offering help to those in need. GeneralContinue Reading
Rank&File reporters Nadine Drachenko and Rhea Newnaha talked to a sophomore, junior, and senior about their coursework in the middle of the year and advice they have for their incoming class. Watch the video below to see your classmates responses!Continue Reading
Marshall’s Best Buddies club joined together for their annual W&OD trail walk on Saturday, November 11th to spread their message of community. These trail walks have become a tradition within the club, dating back to before COVID-19. President of the Marshall Best Buddies club and senior Faye Vanstory recalled theContinue Reading
The government shutdown is a challenging situation that can have a wide-ranging impact on various sectors of the economy, as well as the public. Government teacher Elise Iddings explained what a government shutdown is. “A government shutdown happens when the government does not meet their yearly deadline to passContinue Reading
On Halloween, the Leadership class organized for the teachers to dress up as minions and to have Principal Litz dress up as Gru. “An email was sent out to Mr. Litz and that was then forwarded to all the teachers who wanted to volunteer to do it,” freshman Katie KuczkowskiContinue Reading
What started as a joke has turned into a reality for seniors Kenny Gomez, Sophia Rader and German Urias Colindres Since September of 2023, the seniors have worked together as a band under the name “Baby Talk” with Gomez and Radar playing lead guitar and performing vocals and Urias ColindresContinue Reading
Hispanic Heritage Month is a worldwide celebration that embraces hispanic culture. “The most important thing is that we are all connected,” Spanish teacher Norma Banks said. “To me, connections are important because we are all part of a big community.” Spanish teacher Silvia Montes said that there are always similaritiesContinue Reading
The Young Democrats club hosted a voter registration drive during Learn for students 16 years of age and older. Junior and President of Marshall’s Young Democrats chapter Samad Quraishi explained that the drive was in partnership with two nonprofit organizations, Turning Point USA and Voters of Tomorrow are 501(c)(3) andContinue Reading