Memorial High School Family Feud: by Kimberly Kien

What are all those questions teachers have been asking in advisory?

The Golden Era of TV Shows: by TuAnh Duong

Let’s face it, TV shows from the late 80’s to the 90’s were the golden era for us growing up. Wouldn’t you agree? Now yes the majority of us weren’t born in that time period but it was still on the air with new episodes coming out when we were growing up or…

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The Future of Memorial : by TuAnh Duong

In the slew of news that comes out in today’s world, we often get “misguided” or “mislead” from what we see and hear on our TVs, phones, newspapers, and from even our own friends. This could certainly be said when it comes to the future of Memorial High School. Now, yes we have…

Rock of Ages, A Wild Ride: by Eve Brown-Ryder

Memorial High School’s drama club, the Crusader Players, performed Rock of Ages (ROA) last week on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. All three performances went well for the Players, but what did it take for them to get there? The musical was picked out at the beginning of the 2018-19 school year by the director,…

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FRC Team 238’s Season: by Eve Brown-Ryder

After a long season of competition, Memorial’s For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) Robotics team set a school record by reaching the semi-finals of their division in the World Championship held in Detroit over school vacation week. Memorial’s FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) team, 238 Crusaders, had six weeks to plan, program, and…

Milk and then Cereal: by Tu Anh Duong

Do you pour your cereal first?

What is NH-JAG? By Kimberly Kien

NH-JAG stands for “Jobs for America’s Graduates.” There are a total of 8 NH-JAG in-school high schools programs in New Hampshire. Ken Smith is the president/chief executive of NH-JAG. NH-JAG’s mission is to help make a positive change for high school students. Students of this program can receive help; deciding on what they want as…

Spirit Week!

Spirit week is next week! Monday, October 8th: No School Tuesday, October 9th: Tie-Dye Day Wednesday, October 10th: Wear Sports Jerseys Thursday, October 11th: Wear Flannel Friday, October 12th: Pink Out

California May Start Requiring Solar Panels on New Homes & Low-Rise Apt. Buildings: by Tuanh Duong

California, the Golden State, may start requiring solar panels on new homes and low-rise apartment buildings built after 2020, the first such mandate nationwide and the state’s latest step to curb greenhouse gas emissions. The state has positioned itself as the nationwide leader on clean energy, pushing for more electric vehicles on the roads and…

Senior Spotlight with Brian Cintron: by Kayla Pinard

By: Kayla Pinard What’s the greatest accomplishment you achieved in high school? Graduating high school and keeping my grades really good. What’s the greatest accomplishment you’ve achieved out of high school? My biggest accomplishment out of school would be making such good friends who always help me out and inspire me to work harder. What…

Senior Spotlight with Timothy Collins: by Kayla Pinard

Interview by: Kayla Pinard What’s the greatest accomplishment you’ve achieved in high school? Painting the Mural in the Cafeteria. What’s the greatest accomplishment you’ve achieved out of high school? Getting accepted to the college of my choice What was the biggest lesson you’ve learned during high school? Don’t speak unless you’ve got something to say.…

National School Walk-Out: Eve Brown-Ryder

On March 14th, there was a national school walk-out in response to a recent spike in gun violence. According to a group of anonymous students who participated in the walk-out here at Memorial, our walk out was treated it as more of a break from class than a political stand by many. Participant A,…