Sippin’ Songs and Spoken Words

Dailey Jackson, Managing Editor

November 21, 2019

Bishop Kenny put on this year’s first session of the biannual event to showcase the arts, called “Coffee House” nights, on Nov. 13 in the Carla Harris Performing Arts Center. The event showcased twenty-three acts including two performances from the choir, a spoken poem, and two songs sung by math teacher Kevin Curran. Coffee House was primarily orchestrated by...

Waddling Back

Rita Albert, Editor-in-Chief

November 8, 2019

After the demise of Club Penguin left hearts broken in 2017, it finally returns. Disney owned the rights for the beloved game, but after traffic slowed on the website, they decided to close it down. Four students from the UK have shocked the world and brought back an identical version of the game, Club Penguin Rewritten. These four students could surpass...

Senior Blues

Katie Loberger, Business Manager

January 9, 2020

The unfortunate senioritis is coming upon the seniors now that break is over. Most applications are due in the next couple of days and this implements a feeling of the end. But the way to stay true is to take this semester head on and to come in swinging. I find that after having applied to my colleges and submitting all my materials, that I am struggling to find a reason...

New Year, Better Me

Dailey Jackson, Managing Editor

January 9, 2020

Every year, hundreds of thousands of people around the world make resolutions at the start of the year, intend to keep them throughout all three hundred sixty-five days, or in the case of 2020, three hundred sixty-six days. If you intend to make it through the whole year while staying true to your resolution here are some tips: Start small. As much...