Despite the fact that Thanksgiving isn’t for another week, it’s almost impossible to turn on the TV without seeing a Christmas commercial. On a daily basis, emails are bombarded with Black Friday sales and some stores are already starting their deals. Every year, Black Friday hours creep further and further into Thanksgiving Day, and at … More The hassle of living in a world of hurried holidays
All levels of French students at McNicholas celebrated National French Week from November 12-16, which is also celebrated by French classes across the nation. On Monday, Nov. 12, seniors Joy Neltner and Liz Truesdell, juniors Scott Frenzel and Adam Dill, and freshmen Maia Forman, Sally Daoud, and Nick Emig enjoyed a dinner at La Petite … More French students celebrate National French Week
As sophomores finish turning in class ring order forms, students might wonder why they are spending so much money on a small piece of jewelry. Hardly any students have class rings, and many who own them have lost them or simply do not wear them anymore. Back in the good old days, most high school … More Class rings lose significance and meaning
Countless people, especially teenagers, flock to the theatres each weekend to see the latest movies . Viewers leave the theater laughing, crying, or discussing how good the movie was. Unfortunately, some people also hurry out of the theater, complaining about an awful movie. To avoid wasting valuable time on a movie that’s not worth the … More The Milestone reviews movies: In theaters, new releases, and rentals
