Pros and Cons of Technology at SHS
By Sarah Hirschhorn (Correspondent) Without their computers and phones some students would truly be lost.
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Girl’s Tennis Team Wins 1st Ever State Championship
By Alex Lefkowitz (Online Editor in Chief) For the first time ever, the Sharon High School girls tennis team won the state championship after defeating the Longmeadow Lancers 3-2. With the win, the Eagles finished their 2017 campaign undefeated at 26-0.
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Class of 2020 Choose Leaders
By Sarah Hirschorn (Correspondent) Student elections for the 2017-2018 school are over, and students from the class of 2020 have been chosen to serve on their grade’s respective executive board or the planning board.
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Cultural Appropriation is not Appreciation
By Larelle Jones (Correspondent) Cultural appropriation, the adoption or use of the elements of one culture by members of another culture, is nothing new. However, those who are being appropriated are just now finding their voice with the help of social media.
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Hit Show Riverdale Gets Rave Reviews
By Sarah Hirschhorn (Correspondent) The CW’s most recent dramatic mystery show, Riverdale, has gotten rave reviews and has generated a lot of hype on social media.
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Boys and Girls Tennis win South Titles
By Alex Lefkowitz (Online Editor in Chief) After more dominating victories, the Sharon High School boys tennis team (23-0) and girls tennis team (24-0) each earned Division 2 South and Division 1 South titles respectively.
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The Opioid Epidemic in Massachusetts
By Nicole Strefling (Correspondent) Drug overdose death rates have risen to epidemic rates and are currently the leading cause of death for Americans under the age of 50. More than 59,000 Americans died of drug overdoses in 2016 — more than the total number who died in the entirety of the Vietnam War.
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MLB Considers Changes to Pace of Play
By Andrew Garcia (Sports Correspondent) Major League Baseball has been steadily losing younger fans and is contemplating ways to make games shorter and more exciting. Instituting a pitch clock, further limiting mound visits and making intentional walks automatic are all on the table.
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2017 Edition of Euphony
#Under Its Spell Chris Fitzgerald, class of 2018 Check out the newest edition of Euphony here: http://www.euphonymagazine.org/
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To Read or Not To Read Shakespeare…
By Jody Goldenberg (Correspondent) Shakespeare has been read and studied in high schools and colleges for hundreds of years. The Massachusetts Common Core recommends that high school students read four Shakespearean plays: Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, Hamlet, and Othello. But, only three out of the top 25 liberal arts colleges and only one Ivy League school (Harvard) now require English majors to study Shakespeare.
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It’s Habit Forming
By Savaughn Vasconcelos (Correspondent) Our habits make us who we are. From something as minor as swearing to more extreme situations such as drug addiction, our habits control what we do.
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