The Snow – Zoe Curtis
The Snow – written by Zoe Curtis (Grade 9) Have you ever just stood outside, at night, in the snow? There is a certain kind of tranquility, but also a … Continue Reading The Snow – Zoe Curtis
Permanent link to January 2018 – Holiday Edition (01/12/18)Here is the print version of the Holiday Edition of The Scroll! Individual articles coming soon! We hope you enjoy it!
J.L.R. –– First Edition
Why do you have to go into debt in order to have credit to buy more stuff????? Dear Credit Union, Go you! Everyone assumes that we should know the answer … Continue Reading J.L.R. –– First Edition
Ms. Bove
Senorita Sarah Bove is one of the Spanish teachers here at Oakland Mills High School (OMHS). She has been teaching at OMHS for ten years now, but has been in … Continue Reading Ms. Bove
The 2018 Congressional Midterm Elections
Election 2017 is now in the past, and looking ahead at the 2018 Congressional Midterm elections, Republicans are cautiously watching their backs as the shadow of Donald Trump consumes more … Continue Reading The 2018 Congressional Midterm Elections
The Classic World Series
The 2017 World Series could be defined as one of the greatest to ever occur. A great matchup between the National League Champion Los Angeles Dodgers and the American … Continue Reading The Classic World Series
Annual Veteran’s Day Observance Poems
This year, OMHS teachers Mrs. Wright and Mr. Clifford created an assignment to the Advanced Composition class to compose poems in honor of Veteran’s Day. The poems were allowed to … Continue Reading Annual Veteran’s Day Observance Poems
OM Golf: Small Team, Big Gains
This year on the OM golf team, the girls won four matches. Those wins came against Atholton, Mt. Hebron, River Hill, and Long Reach, while the boys … Continue Reading OM Golf: Small Team, Big Gains
Permanent link to Fall 2017 – Halloween Edition (10/31/17)Here is the print version of the Fall Edition of The Scroll: available for the first time in full online! Individual articles coming soon!
Senior Superlatives
Here are the Senior Superlatives for 2017! Congrats to the winners! Most Likely to Succeed: Rosa Kirk-Davidoff Jonah Freeman Most Likely to Teach at OM: Niaa Morrison Josh Holland Best … Continue Reading Senior Superlatives
Stephen Curry Breaks Record
On November 7, 2016, the Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry broke the record for most three pointers made in a game. He achieved this massive feat against the … Continue Reading Stephen Curry Breaks Record
Congressman Elijah E. Cummings Hosts “Stand Up, Speak Up, Howard”
On December 20, 2016, Congressman Cummings and many other delegates are hosting a “Safe Space” Conversation from 7:00PM to 9:00PM. This event will be to present to help organize opinions, … Continue Reading Congressman Elijah E. Cummings Hosts “Stand Up, Speak Up, Howard”
An Ode to Seniors
By: Andrew Atkins, Editor in Chief of the 2015-2016 Journalism year The 2015-2016 school year was a phenomenal way to cap off the Class of 2016’s four years in … Continue Reading An Ode to Seniors
North Carolina Controversy: Hidden State-Sponsored Discrimination?
By: Peter Lay On March 23rd, the state of North Carolina passed a law called House Bill 2. This act makes it illegal for transgender individuals to use bathrooms … Continue Reading North Carolina Controversy: Hidden State-Sponsored Discrimination?
A Look at the Over-Publicity of Relationships
By: Grace Hebron Once someone updates their relationship status on Facebook or adds a date to their Instagram bio surrounded by swirling hearts and wedding ring emojis, it becomes official—their … Continue Reading A Look at the Over-Publicity of Relationships
Hyperloop: How many fasts are too many fasts to function?
By: Margot Leckron Hyperloop is a transportation idea developed by engineer Elon Musk, founder of Tesla and SpaceX. This science-fiction-esque theory of transportation relies on the idea minimizing … Continue Reading Hyperloop: How many fasts are too many fasts to function?
