By Madison McClellan and Vinny Ramundo Sister Helen Prejean, author of Dead Man Walking and The Death of Innocents, spoke to the McNicholas community and invited guests on March 20. Prejean, a member of the Sisters of St. Joseph, McNicholas’s founding order, is an activist working to abolish the death penalty in all 50 states. … More Sr. Helen Prejean speaks on death penalty, social justice topics
McNicholas High School theater will perform Seussical the Musical April 11-13 at the Anderson Towne Center. According to director Teresa De Zarn, it is “a musical compilation” of Dr. Seuss storylines by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty. Seussical’s characters are pulled from many of Dr. Seuss’s well-loved and known stories, but it mainly centers on … More Theater announces spring musical: Seussical the Musical
Personality Quizzes are a pop culture favorite that involve answering questions to reveal hidden facts. Everyone needs to know what city fits them best, right? The McNicholas Milestone has joined the trend by compiling a quiz to tell you what kind of movies to watch based on what classes you’d like to take. Take the … More Rocket quiz: Create a McNick class schedule and we’ll tell you what type of movie genre to watch
In the nearly 243-year history of the United States of America, its first 44 presidents have issued a grand total of 2,574 vetoes. On March 15 of his third year occupying the White House, Donald Trump issued veto #1. The vetoed legislation would have reversed Trump’s national emergency declaration that will allocate funds to continue … More Rocket Roundtable: America reacts to Trump’s first veto
