Like every high school, McNicholas has a few sets of twins- sophomores Abby and Maddie Mitchell, Katie and Sarah Cornell, juniors Matt and Sammy Gabbard, and seniors Matt and Ali Quitter. There are also many “look-a-likes,” that kid you see in the café sitting with a friend who looks exactly like him, or those kids … More McNicholas discovers some of its “look-a-likes”
A huge aspect of any McMicholas football and basketball game is always the school spirit. The responsibility of getting the crowd involved and the players motivated falls on the shoulders of the McNick cheerleaders. From the cheer “V-I-C-T-O-R-Y” to the crowd favorite “Dynamite,” the cheer squad knows how to get the fans pumped up. Clinics … More The Do’s and Don’ts of Cheerleading Tryouts
With the higher demand on student athletes from coaches, colleges, and parents, more and more teenagers are being injured, from torn ACLs to concussions. A concussion is a traumatic brain injury that occurs when a hit to the head causes your brain to slam against your skull. Some concussions can be life changing. “When I … More Teenage athlete injuries proven to have effects later in life
Whether it’s money for tuition, gas, a pair of shoes, going to a movie, or getting into a McNick football game, parents and students often debate on how much money parents should give to their children. Many parents feel that their kids should work to acquire their own cash, while others think they should allow … More Parents and students share different opinions on money
