When Harvard dropout Mark Zuckerberg first launched Facebook in 2004, the world was skeptical.  At that point in time, social media was but a glimmer in the eye of the World Wide Web.  Even with sites like MySpace at the social forefront of the technological revolution, the concept of Facebook was an idea that had … More The Social Media Exodus: Teens flee from Facebook

In the past, high school seniors spent hours slaving over college applications. Finding a college that accepted the online Common Application was a miracle, preventing hand cramps from filling out paperwork and the stress that accompanies it. Today, it is difficult to find a college that does not accept the Common App. According to The … More Electronic Common App eases the college application process

With the recent change from early dismissal to late arrival for faculty meetings, many students wonder why the change was made. The new system does not hold the same benefits as early dismissal, but it does hold possibilities for ways to start the day. If students stop and give it a chance, they might learn … More McNicholas should welcome the new system of late arrival

For the 31st Annual Walk Day, the McNicholas High School Administration decided to offer shorter routes as one of the prizes for the highest level of funds raised. While this will benefit the school financially, separating the students onto three tracks eliminates the sense of community that comes with walking together.  It also proves difficult … More McNick makes the switch from Walk to Mile