While many great things are occurring across the globe, one country is being made famous for all the wrong reasons. “Kony 2012,” made by an organization called the Invisible Children, is a popular video that has recently gone viral. The Invisible Children was founded to stop Joseph Kony, who is responsible for abducting roughly 30,000 … More Kony 2012 reminds community of global issues
As many McNick teachers can testify, the definition of “popular” high school music has changed a lot over the years. And while the staff has picked up a few of the current music trends, they tend to still favor the music they listened to during their high school days. When asked about their current favorite … More Music from high school influences teachers’ current playlist
iPhone users may have downloaded well known apps such as Facebook, Twitter, or a weather app, but many have not heard of some unknown ones that are definitely worth downloading. Whether the apps include social networking, an easy way to organize a busy schedule, or easy access to new music, they may be of interest … More Top 10 iPhone apps that deserve the download
On Sunday, March 11, McNicholas intramural basketball teams switched it up a bit by inviting teachers to participate. The faculty that participated included art teacher Mr. Willy Corbett, English teacher Ms. Ashley Markesbery, English student teacher Mr. Ben Darby, Spanish teacher Mr. Kyle Jepson, and religion teacher Mr. Jeff Hutchinson-Smyth. Not every team had a … More Teachers and students participate in intramural basketball
