Mardi Gras Based on Catholic Religion

 
 
By Adam Blakemore
Since the establishment of the Catholic Church, Lent, the five weeks before Easter, is one of the most religious and revered parts of the year. Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent, is the ceremony of the consecration of ashes made by burning the blessed palms from Palm Sunday. The ashes are then [...]

Photo Gallery: Snow Day

On Feb. 20, school was canceled due to the snow that fell through the night on Feb 19. Students enjoyed the day off by playing in the snow. The images are of students playing in the snow on Fort Lee. Photos by Unique Larry

Truth Uncovered From Spice Myth

Spice usage creates a sense of calmness and increased creativity but nausea and amnesia are common after effects. Due to legislation, the drug is now illegal in the United States. Photo by Alison Brown
By Jake McQuiggan
Artificial marijuana, or spice, a new drug that has become popular in colleges and high schools is now deemed illegal [...]

Actor Joe Wiegand Brings President Roosevelt To Life

Roosevelt (portrayed by actor Joe Wiegand) has a mission to educate and inform history students about his life and tasks he accomplished as president. Students enjoyed his visit because it helped them realize the hardships and challenges of being the president.