Faith Miller is a first-year journalism student and staff reporter for the McNicholas Milestone. At McNick, she is involved in art and Ecology Club. In her free time, she likes to draw, sew, and hang out with friends.
By Faith Miller One of Halloween’s staples is trick or treating. However, some believe that there should be an age limit on that fun, typically when children begin high school. However, this isn’t the case. Halloween is normally marketed by being a holiday for all ages. However, there tends to be a stigma against trick … More It’s not time to grow up; students should be allowed to trick or treat
Theology teacher Jeff Hutchinson-Smyth’s classroom was damaged the weekend of Oct. 7, when a storm caused a tree branch to fall onto the building’s roof, creating a hole that allowed water to soak in. Some ceiling tiles of the band room beneath Hutchinson-Smyth’s room were also slightly damaged. “It appears that [on] the previous weekend … More One storm damages two trees, building
Although it may seem like a fun idea to stop in the middle of the parking lot, sit there, and wait for an oncoming car that’s not paying attention to crash into you to wake you up, it is probably not the best idea. Don’t be that one person. A common problem area around McNicholas … More Be civil, follow parking lot rules
By Faith Miller Social Studies teacher Frank Lowden is more than just a teacher; he is also a bagpiper extraordinaire. One of the most notable places students will see Lowden playing is during the first all school mass each year as he leads the freshman procession into Guardian Angels church. He also plays at the … More McNick teacher plays ‘lowd’ on bagpipes
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