Controversy with Frontrunners: Unpredictable Primaries Continue

  By: Maggie Attridge The 2016 Presidential election has been heating up for a long time. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, both frontrunners for their respective parties, have been in the spotlight lately, Trump  for blaming Clinton for being blamed for voting manipulation and delegate counts.      Trump has repeatedly called the way delegates are selected for the Republican National Committee (RNC) a “scam” … Continue reading Controversy with Frontrunners: Unpredictable Primaries Continue

As You Like It: A Guest Editorial by Madison Tasker

Guest Writer: Madison Tasker In January I attended the Shakespeare play As You Like It at Center Stage, a performance I was glad I did not miss. Mistaken identities, love, and humor were all plot elements used to hold the audience’s attention. I can guarantee that even the readers of this who do not like Shakespeare’s work would have thoroughly enjoyed this contemporary adaptation. In … Continue reading As You Like It: A Guest Editorial by Madison Tasker

Girls Lacrosse: Back in Action

    By: Divine Amayo     As the spring season begins the Oakland Mills High School girls lacrosse team look to make this season fantastic.          Their first game of the season was against the Atholton Raiders one of the toughest teams in the county, on March 22. When asked about the matches the team is scheduled to play, coach Davia Procida replied that, “Every team … Continue reading Girls Lacrosse: Back in Action