In Defense of the Boy Band: Over hated genre deserves less hate

In music, there tends to be various iconoclastic genres that, while some people enjoy them, they are generally considered a universal “bad.” Talk to any random person about their music taste, and they’re likely to answer either Country or Hip-Hop as the genre they hate. Take to a person who’s more in depth into music, … More In Defense of the Boy Band: Over hated genre deserves less hate

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Rockets after 2:40: Lauren Mindrum performs theater onstage, service for children offstage

McNick is full of over 600 students, each with a unique story and background. The McNicholas Milestone Staff will be featuring personality profiles on many of these students throughout the year. Students are randomly chosen using the letter generator, and then finding students on Schoology using the chosen letters. For this personality profile, the letters aligned with sophomore Lauren … More Rockets after 2:40: Lauren Mindrum performs theater onstage, service for children offstage

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Rockets support annual Night for the Fight

The Cintas Center will hold the annual Night for the Fight fundraising and awareness event for pediatric cancer on Friday, Feb. 26. Similar to Relay for Life, this overnight event welcomes over 100 different high schools students from the tri-state area for a night full of games, competitions, and insight from young cancer survivors. CancerFree … More Rockets support annual Night for the Fight

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Blood Drive held in alumni family’s honor

The McNicholas family gathers together through the good and the bad. Earlier this year, McNick supported junior Adrian Ell through her battle with cancer and on Jan.29, the community celebrated with ’98 grads Bridget (Liette) and Bret Dennis whose 18-month-old son has been cured of SCID (Severe Combined Immunodeficiency). To thank Hoxworth Blood Supply, the … More Blood Drive held in alumni family’s honor

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