Emma Hughes is a first year journalism student and staff reporter for the McNicholas Milestone. She is involved in service club, spirit club, and plays three varsity sports: tennis, lacrosse, and swimming. She is also a student ambassador. In her free time, Emma likes to write and spend time with her friends and family.
It’s something many students dream about- what would I do if I became principal? McNick students have their own ideas of what they would change about McNick if they found themselves in charge of the school. With McNicholas’ uniform policy, girls are to wear a modest length plaid skirt with a green or white McNick … More If students were in charge: Changes they’d make as principal
The 2016 fall sports season ended with women’s soccer falling to Alter in the regional championship. They had a winning season with a record of 18-4-4. Senior defender Claire Murray thought the team had an overall great season. “This season was great. At our first game against Alter, we saw that we were really good,” … More Fall sports close out the season
On Feb. 3, 2017, the annual Night for Fight presented by CancerFree KIDS and the Lids Foundation takes place at the Cintas Center. It begins at 7 p.m. and goes until 7 a.m. This is a special event just for the research of pediatric cancer. Out of all of the money raised by organizations … More Annual Night for the Fight benefits pediatric cancer
Friday night lights. It’s something that makes the high school experience unique, unless it is McNicholas. We have top of the line athletic complexes, but one thing that we lack is lights on the football field. This poses a problem to the football team, but they make it work by playing their games on Saturday … More Cheer, cheer for McNicholas High…on Saturdays
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