Switching it up; When movies become reality  

By Whitley Sway With the winter season approaching, a great way to spend a cold snowy day is to bundle up and watch movies. Whether it’s a scary, funny, or action-packed film, there are dozens of movies that would make an amusing reality. It’s easy to envision ourselves in some of those movies to have another, maybe more fun reality. Movies can create a universe with things that are beyond what we have now, and it allows us to want to know what it’s like, such as flying … More Switching it up; When movies become reality  

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 Beyond the map: International student begins club for all

By Sarah Marshall The Korean Club is a new addition to club opportunities. It was started by international student sophomore Shin Seoyeon who was inspired to start the club to introduce Korean life to McNicholas.  Club moderator and Social Studies teacher Mr. Shawn Young said, “Shin Seoyeon came to me with this idea. I asked her to do a little presentation for the class that she’s in and everything was really great. So, then she came up with ‘Hey, … More  Beyond the map: International student begins club for all

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McNicholas showcases Catholic identity through religious symbols 

By Abigail Mason Around the McNicholas school building, there are multiple symbolic artifacts that represent the culture and faith throughout the school.   Located in front of the McNicholas on Beechmont Avenue, is a Celtic cross. Designed by an artist in Texas, it represents the Irish and Catholic faith of the school.  Director of Mission and … More McNicholas showcases Catholic identity through religious symbols 

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Shopping showdown: Online convenience vs. in-person experience

By Alex Minella At McNicholas High School, students shop in different ways. Some prefer the convenience of online browsing, while others prefer trying on items before purchasing.  With Christmas coming up, students are weighing their options between heading to a store or heading to a website.    Many students expressed that shopping online feels faster and more efficient. Freshman Anna Ernst said she likes being able to “check … More Shopping showdown: Online convenience vs. in-person experience

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