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This is the model of Chromebooks that most of the students have. It is called the HP Chromebook 11A and is designed for students to use. Photo courtesy of Nathan Wolfe.

How Chromebooks Have Changed the Classroom

Nathan Wolfe, Staff Writer | February 24, 2020

      At the start of this school year, Milford Public Schools issued Chromebooks district-wide for the students. It has changed the classroom and the way the teachers teach. Some students enjoy using Chromebooks but others do not. Since they have been brought into the schools, it has decreased the...

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Senior Jenna King, center, performing as Duffy in Foran Drama Club’s production of Annie in 2019. Photo courtesy of Jenna King.

The Importance of Performing Arts in Education

The Impact on the Community’s Youth
Kat Parker, Staff Writer | February 24, 2020

       Since the birth of Shakespeare’s poetry, the arts have been influential to almost every person’s life. Whether you are simply listening to good music or watching a television show, being involved in some form of art is good for everyone. But what exactly does it do for a person?  ...

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Dog Rescue Video

Emily Eschweiler, Staff Writer | February 20, 2020

Mrs.Brown and animal rescuer, Jennifer Coulson, talk about their experiences with animal rescue.

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Picture of Eminem. Photo courtesy of Flikr.com.

“The Real Slim Shady”: The Life of Eminem

Anna Jani, Assistant-Editor-in-Chief | February 20, 2020

       His father left him behind. He was a loner, a victim of bullying, and a high school dropout. He worked multiple jobs to help him and his mother make ends meet in their poverty-ridden Detroit community. Such hardships starting from youth might discourage others. But, for Marshall Mathers III,...

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Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?

Kayla Jurzyk and Carly Whelan | February 12, 2020

Students play "Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?"

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February Festivities: A Month of Awareness, Kindness, and Love

February Festivities: A Month of Awareness, Kindness, and Love

Makenzie Wisniewski, staff writer | February 12, 2020

    Most people think the month of February is only about Valentine's day, rather February is about celebrating friendship, love, family, health, and even black history month. Although three out of five of these revolve around the chemistry of Valentine's day, there's more to it than people know.   ...

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Favorite 2019 Memories

Malcolm Chavez, Staff Writer | February 10, 2020

With the decade and 2019 being wrapped up and another decade starting anew, students and faculty provide their favorite memory from the past year.  

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The official logo of the 2020 Olympics. Photo courtesy of olympic.org

Doping in International Sports: Russia Banned From 2020 Olympics

Ashley Ciesluk, Staff Writer | February 10, 2020

        At the beginning of December of 2019, Russia was voted to be banned from all international sports for four years by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). Two major international sports events included in those four years would be the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo as well as the 2022 soccer World...

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 Only a portion of some of the people who have been considered “canceled” (Photo courtesy of Glamour.com)

Is it Time to End “Cancel-Culture”?

Nick Porrello, Staff Writer | February 7, 2020

       For the past few years, there has been nothing that has caused a bigger stir among celebrity culture than that of “cancel-culture.” The idea of cancel-culture is to bring to light the wrong-doings of celebrity figures, some who may or may not be in a position of power,and shame them for...

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A picture from the filming of“Jackboys”courtesy of YouTube/Travis Scott.

Travis Scott Teams Up With His Label For “JackBoys” Review

Austin Vance, Staff Writer | February 7, 2020

       With one of the most dominant years of the decade, Travis Scott made 2018 his with the release of his critically acclaimed and chart-topping album “Astroworld” which has solidified him as a certified rap superstar. Riding this momentum into 2019, Travis and Cactus Jack Records have given...

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The peer assist class makes fruit salad. Photo courtesy of Bernadette Sobel.

Offering a Helping Hand

Maddie DeBiase and Sarah Casey | February 7, 2020

       The peer-assist classes offered at Foran High School allow students to interact with and help other students in the class with disabilities. The different types of peer assist classes offered consist of peer-assist culinary, gym, and music.         Mrs. Bernadette Sobel, the culinary...

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