A Rocket’s guide to Mardi Gras nominating and voting for the 2019 Honor Guards and Court

Ah, Mardi Gras, arguably the most important of all McNick events. While the event occurs in February, the nomination and voting process begins long before the event. All McNick students will have the chance to nominate students from their class on Monday, Nov. 19. The nominations will then be validated by a Mardi Gras review … More A Rocket’s guide to Mardi Gras nominating and voting for the 2019 Honor Guards and Court

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Non-Catholic students welcomed in McNick community

Archbishop McNicholas High School was founded as the first co-ed Catholic school in 1951 by the sisters of St. Joseph.  The curriculum is centered on Catholic tradition, but over the years many students from other religions, Lutherans to Methodists to non-denominational Christians, have joined the faith community of McNicholas. Sophomore Kristen Van Huss is a … More Non-Catholic students welcomed in McNick community

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October Book Review: Carrie will scare your socks off

Disclaimer: The following review may contain some spoilers revolving around the plot and background. The review is simply my own opinion, you may disagree. This year, I will be reviewing books based around their genres. This month’s genre is Horror. In these reviews I will rate the books on a starring system using an appropriate … More October Book Review: Carrie will scare your socks off

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The great pineapple debate: the perfect topping for the pizza world

I am a big fan of pineapple bacon pizza. I enjoy nearly all types of pizza, but pineapple bacon pizza is my favorite. “To those who say pineapple isn’t an acceptable pizza topping because it doesn’t taste good, they probably haven’t had it done right. Raw chunks of pineapple thrown around a pizza? No way. … More The great pineapple debate: the perfect topping for the pizza world

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