Freshman running back’s injury raises safety concerns
Oct. 12, the Orange vs. Hillside junior varsity football game is drawing to a close, with tensions high and stands brimming. Midway through the next...
Ode to Football: A player looks back on his career
“You’re a football player, aren’t you?” says a 60-year-old man at any formal dinner, anytime, anywhere with my parents. I have heard this conversation starter...
Unblocking the Road to Success: College must be accessible to all
I am not a first generation college student. My parents both went to college in Pennsylvania before moving down here to start a life in...
Dim the Thursday Night Lights
I have always thought high school football games are on Fridays, college on Saturdays and NFL on Sundays with a game on Monday night. Nowadays,...
The Other Thing That Trickles Down
It has often been said that our nation’s leaders are held to a higher standard. That we only select the best and brightest among us...
Opinion: Northwood talks about divorce
Finding the Silver Linings Let’s talk divorce. Almost 50 percent of any given marriage in today’s day and age will end in a divorce. Let’s...
Net Neutrality: Consumers deserve access to an unrestricted web
Staff Editorial In the modern age of technology, the internet functions as almost a necessity. In 2015, under the Obama administration, a set of rules...
Not To Toot Their Own Horns: Marching band sets new standard of excellence
Photo courtesy of Tracy Miller Bright lights. Blaring horns. Banging drums. A figure in a red-and-white-striped hat. Marching Band performs their Dr. Seuss-themed show, “Oh,...
Charley and the Music Factory: Senior pursues music career
Whether you know him by “Charley James” or just by Caleb, students often associate senior Caleb James with his musical talent and lyrical knack. James...