It’s no secret how different this holiday season feels in comparison to prior years. The new normal seems to coincide with shifting traditions and gathering with families over the familiarity of computer screens.  Despite recent obstacles, society...

Singer and songwriter Harry Styles recently made the news for his controversial Vogue Magazine spread. In Vogue’s 128 year history, Harry is the first male artist to ever grace the cover independently, and the photos are very eye-catching. The photographer,...

America feels broken, and this society we call united has never felt more divided.  As a youth in America, it’s frustrating. It’s frustrating because I feel I have so much to say, but it is never heard. It’s frustrating having to sit back and...

COVID-19 has ravaged America and the entire world, killing hundreds of thousands of people and forcing many more to stay at home, wear masks, and social distance.  Once COVID-19 began to hit the US, states across the country did everything they could...

On Monday, June 8, a group of organizers held a protest to solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. Located at Elm Park in Groveland, almost 300 people participated with signs of unity, support for black Americans, and demanding an end to systemic...

The Roe v. Wade Supreme Court case has been recently brought back into the public eye as the documentary, AKA Jane Roe, has stirred up new details regarding the woman behind the landmark court decision made in 1973. A shocking confession by Norma McCorvey,...

Is racism a double edged sword? Is it possible to be racist and oppressive against white people in today’s world? Here is the short answer: no. Reverse racism never has been and never will be a thing.  With the recent virality of the tragic murders...

“There is the ‘music,’ the ‘music business,’ and the ‘music industry.’ Love the first, learn the second, and outsmart the third.” The origins of this quote are unknown. In today’s age, sadly, this is a reality. It really isn’t just...

Picture this: the beginning of March came rolling around and Pentucket Regional High School’s halls were swimming with exciting gossip about the upcoming Sadie Hawkins dance, an indoor track nationals meet, spring sports, and various other exciting...