Blast into the past; Rockets dish on decades

By Meghan Runte In an era of cellphones and technology, it is often overwhelming for students and teachers to stay focused on work and extracurricular activities. Because of this, many wish they lived in a different decade than they do now.    Freshman Scott Shimp said he would’ve loved to live in the 1980’s. He said his main reasons for wanting to live in the 1980’s was “to … More Blast into the past; Rockets dish on decades

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Rocket Lighthouse seniors discuss upcoming plans 

By Rosie Smith The group formerly known as Hope Squad took on a new name this year: Rocket Lighthouse. Under the direction of science teacher Mrs. Chrystel Wells and school counselor Mrs. Amanda Duffy, Rocket Lighthouse is ready to continue the work of what was previously Hope Squad. The name changed this year came about … More Rocket Lighthouse seniors discuss upcoming plans 

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Teachers share careers before McNick

By Rosie Smith For many teachers at McNick, teaching has been their first career. However, McNick is also home to those who have chosen teaching as their second career, working previously in a completely different space than education.   Theology teacher Deacon Peter Caccavari shared his past career was in accounting and as a business analyst. Caccavari said his favorite part about accounting was that it was calming, and that “it wasn’t a thinking kind of thing.”  Caccavari took after his … More Teachers share careers before McNick

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Breaking a leg; McNicholas previews fall play 

By Lauren Korchok McNicholas is putting on their fall play, Hope Springs, in the Jeanne Spurlock Theater on November 6, 7, and 8. Hope Springs is about a teenage rebellion where teenagers are trying to find their personal identities after being labeled “the troubled kids.”   Hope Springs takes place on an island reserved for … More Breaking a leg; McNicholas previews fall play 

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