Terrorist attacks have almost become a staple in the media in the past couple of decades. Many people see other countries and ideologies as the threat, citing international terrorism like 9/11. As humans, we are instinctually fearful of those that do not look like us or talk like us, so it almost seems to make … More How the New Zealand attacks reflect the greater geopolitical climate
The “Name Game” asks students and staff to name their top answers to a series of random questions and has the goal of learning more about the respondents at this current moment in their lives. Seven Rockets took part in this game and gave insights into a variety of matters. Name your go-to snack/meal. How … More Get to know Rockets with “Name Game”
On March 29, three dozen McNicholas thespians, along with a handful of chaperones, embarked for the Akron School for the Performing Arts at Firestone CLC in Akron, Ohio, for the annual Ohio Thespian Conference March 29-31. According to the Ohio Thespian website, The Ohio Thespian Conference is an annual trip attended by “more than 1500 … More Thespians earn top honors at state conference
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
