Thor: Not a Bore, But…
Luke Adelhoch, Entertainment Editor
December 8, 2017
Thor: Ragnarok had a rocky start. After a set of trailers that showed rather worrying signs of the film’s quality, my faith dwindled. And the hot streak of great Marvel films such as Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and Spiderman: Homecoming coming to an end with Ragnarok would be quite sad. And even though the t...
Pygmalion: A Preview
Camille Pugliese, Staff Writer
November 28, 2017
Middletown South’s fall drama, Pygmalion is quickly approaching. Pygmalion , written by George Bernard Shaw, illustrates both the rigid class structures as well as the idea that man is greater than woman in 20th century England. Don’t be confused by the title; it shares its name with a greek...
Screaming Eagles Host Band States at South
Mary McIlvain, Reporter
November 16, 2017
On Saturday, November 4th, the Middletown South Screaming Eagle Marching Band took part in a new and exciting event: A state marching band competition. Never before has Middletown South hosted a marching band competition, so the news that our school would be hosting States took most members by surprise....
I was a witness – to Katy Perry’s latest tour!
Avery Seldin, Staff Writer
November 15, 2017
Katy Cats rejoice! The famous pop star is on tour for her latest album, Witness. Bringing her classic style to the Prudential Center, Katy Perry gave her fans a show well-worth witnessing.
Fall Bucket List
Sara Ragab, Staff Writer
November 3, 2017
The air is crisp; the wind is chilly; and the leaves are colorful! It is finally fall! Arguably one of the best seasons, as it is not too hot and not too cold, there a number of seasonal things that many look forward to every year!
Worthwhile Aid Organizations in the Wake of Hurricane Maria
Anthony Palmeri, Staff Writer
November 2, 2017
No food, no water, and no power. All three are on the mind of every Puerto Rican after Hurricane Maria's Category 4 winds pummeled the island with sustained winds of over 155 mph. While the island slowly recovers from the hurricane, over 80% of Puerto Rican homes are still without power, a third are with...
Makeup Hauls…from the Dumpster?!
Claire Blose, Reporter
October 23, 2017
For many people, makeup is an art; it is a hobby in which we invest our time and money. As makeup prices climb, more and more people are turning to less expensive options such as make-up from the drugstore. Some, however, are opting for a completely free alternative: dumpster diving. When a product is...
Salt Marshes, Seining and Seagulls
Maria Dragone, Managing Editor
October 20, 2017
On Friday, October 13th, students of AP Environmental Science went on a field trip to Sandy Hook National Park to learn about ecosystems and the various organisms living in the bay. Led by Ms. Matri and accompanied by Mr. Sullivan and Dr. Gargiulo, a group of about twenty students explored the bay and s...
Yes, Macklemore, let’s go to the thrift shop
Cassidy Cimino, Reporter
October 18, 2017
Nowadays it is easier than ever to participate in the current season’s fashion trends, and the best part is that it can be inexpensive as well. Through the art of second-hand shopping, fashion lovers can dabble in new styles while also eliminating high costs. Thrift stores and consignment shops offer...
Everything You Need to Know About the PSAT
Maria Dragone, Managing Editor
October 9, 2017
On October 11th, sophomores and juniors at South will be taking the PSATs. For some, it will be their first time taking the PSAT, and others will be veterans taking it for the second time. No matter how many times you’ve taken the test, there are two questions everyone is wondering- what are the PSAT...
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