Dandelions, wishbones, shooting stars, and candles are just a few ways people make wishes. Many people make wishes on them, because that’s what they were told to do, but how did these superstitions start? Shooting stars When someone sees a shooting star they may point and yell, “Look! A shooting star!,” close their eyes, and … More Why you wish upon a star: The stories behind the superstitions

When MTV unveiled the first music video titled “Video Killed the Radio Star” on August 1, 1981, people assumed that music videos would be the end of the radio.  They were wrong. People now say that the iPod will be the end of the radio. Could they be correct this time? The first form of … More Will iPods kill the radio star?

In today’s busy society, it can be hard to think about finding time to volunteer. Volunteering is a great way for students to open their hearts to new experiences. McNick students are required 40 hours of community service, but many go above and beyond the requirement. Pregnancy Center East is a place where students can … More McNicholas students give back

Every year McNicholas students and staff conduct multiple service projects to raise funds and goods to assist schools and organizations throughout the city. When it comes to service, McNick students truly go above and beyond to help those in need. “Service is a centerpiece of our school. McNick is one of the few schools that … More McNick prides itself on service