We congratulate the ‘Walkout’ Class of 2018
We extend a wish of congratulations and joy to the graduates of the Class of 2018. We express hope in the future with them in the lead.
Articles by Paul Katula
The Nazis called her the ‘most dangerous’ allied spy
A Baltimore Co. native had a historical marker unveiled Sat., dedicated to the story of the greatest female spy in US history.
Plants work their terrible will in Aberdeen
A production of Little Shop of Horrors at Aberdeen HS is timely and makes us reflect on social media & current affairs.
Students at South Carroll examine mental illness
Safety is on students’ minds, but we can’t let those who threaten schools because of mental illness stop us from helping others.
Back from break, it’s Writers’ Week in Antioch
Today, this week, and this month celebrate good writing and poetry in many forms, from songs, to books, to greeting cards.
Child Victims Act dies, once again, in N.Y.
Sadly, a bill to extend the time child sex abuse survivors could pursue legal recourse against their abuser falls in Albany.
Md. bill would put armed SRO in every school
Would it make schools safer or friendlier places to learn if there were an armed police officer (SRO) in every school?
Okla. teachers may walk out over pay on Monday
Teachers have had enough low pay. Many take 2nd jobs or sell blood plasma to pad their income. Strike possible Monday.
Algebra 2 PARCC: imaginary number arithmetic
Doing arithmetic with imaginary numbers involving i, the square root of –1, is an algebra 2 skill and might be tested on PARCC.
Student-led Cymbeline a success at Uni High
A Shakespearean tragedy that isn’t performed quite as often as some of his other plays was a success in Normal, IL.