By: Anabelle Keimach (Correspondent) Each fall ten Chinese exchange students come to study at Sharon High School, but this year they have been denied visas, and their opportunity to come study in the United States is in jeopardy.
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By: Sarah Hirschorn (Online Co-Editor in Chief) New staff positions are being created for the 2018-2019 school year. Such as the new Campus Safety Monitor. The Campus Safety Monitor, a position that is soon to be filled, will take on an important role in the hallways, cafeteria, and administration.
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By: Rachel Hess Wachman (Correspondent) After Serena Williams, a world famous tennis player, argued with the umpire over a rarely enforced violation at the U.S. Open on Saturday September 8th, an Australian newspaper printed a controversial cartoon of Williams that has been labeled by many as both racist and misogynistic.
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By: Jesse Cook (Correspondent) Week 2 gave us some exciting games and big performances, so who should you pick for your fantasy team in Week 3?
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By: Ben Kane (Editor in Chief) November 6th, 2018: a day that will undoubtedly be one of the most important days in America’s history and another demonstration of the power of the democracy we live in— a day that will set the course of the American government for the foreseeable future, and a day whose results will impact the lives of every American citizen.
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By: Jesse Cook (Correspondent) Week 1 was a surprising week for football with Le’veon Bell’s sitting, Ryan Fitzpatrick’s starting, and Aaron Rodgers’ returning. Unexpected players proved to be stars, while usually incredible players had mediocre games, so who will be a good fantasy pick for Week 2?
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By: Jeffrey Xiang The school will expand their reach into student’s Google Drives and will be able to scan the Google documents of students starting this fall.
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By: Sofi Shlepakov On Tuesday, June 12, 2018, Sharon High School brought a team of specialized K-9 dogs in order to do a drug and weapon sweep at the school.
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By: Brooke Janson As the end of the school year approaches, students must hand back their laptops while teachers continue to find productive, creative ways to incorporate the use of technology into their lessons.
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By: Aaron Fandel and Elliot Pototsky Pro: As many as 97% of US kids age 12-17 play video games, and more than half of the 50 top-selling video games contain violence, according to procon.org. Violent video games have been blamed for school shootings, increases in bullying, and violence towards women.
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By: Aaron Fandel (Correspondent) Over the past few years, Podcasts have skyrocketed to forefront of entertainment. What was once a niche is now a part of everyday life.
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