Although the group is entering its third year, Student Philanthropy, part of the Maginified Giving program, is one of the less-known groups at McNick. Magnified Giving was founded by philanthropist Roger Grein, who donates thousands of dollars every year to service groups in schools across the city. Grein himself was a disabled orphan, but was … More Student Philanthropy searches for final organization
With the weather breaking records this spring, people are starting to go outside more, to enjoy the breeze and catch some rays. So why do students at McNicholas high school have to stay inside all day, including during their 48 minute lunch period? Most kids on a nice day want to eat outside, do their … More McNicholas should have some not-so-senior privileges
There are many rumors circulating the McNicholas community about the future of Project Paradise, the campaign to raise money to build McNick’s home turf football field, Penn Station Stadium, and a new athletic complex. While some prove to be true, others are fiction. Myth: Project Paradise will not be finished for another two or three … More Project Paradise plans to become reality
While many great things are occurring across the globe, one country is being made famous for all the wrong reasons. “Kony 2012,” made by an organization called the Invisible Children, is a popular video that has recently gone viral. The Invisible Children was founded to stop Joseph Kony, who is responsible for abducting roughly 30,000 … More Kony 2012 reminds community of global issues
The McNicholas Milestone 