Joshua Burgos, Opinion Managing Editor
• March 19, 2021
Watkins Mill High School’s Young Democratic Socialists of America work towards educating people on and advocating for socialist policies.
The YDSA is the student wing of the already existing Democratic...
COVID-19 swept the nation this past year, affecting millions of people. Two vaccines have now been approved for use by the FDA and are being administered, but some people worry about the speed with which...
Melody Safo, Arts and Entertainment Managing Editor
• January 15, 2021
Synergy replaced Pinnacle this year as the MCPS gradebook platform. While the new system offers much more information, teachers overwhelmingly are not fans.
“I feel like it was a bad time to introduce...
There is a lot of confusion about the term "non-binary," and how it compares to other aspects of the LGBTQ+ community. The best way to learn about these differences is to ask someone who identifies with...
When you hear serial killer, you might imagine Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, or Jeffrey Dahmer, a few famous serial killers from the past century. Perhaps the most famous serial killer of all was nicknamed...
With 2020 threatening to take everything fun away from us, DC Party Box partnered with WILLCO to bring the thrills and chills of Halloween to the comfort and safety of your own car. These movie nights...
Hola! Ni Hao! S̄wạs̄dī! Konnichiwa! Annyeonghaseyo! Zdravstvuyte! Sälemetsiz be! Czesc!
Math teacher Stephen Burrows knows how to say "hello" in many different languages because he has hosted...
The name's Mill. Mr. Watkins Mill.
Watkins Mill High School will host the annual Mr. Watkins Mill pageant at 7:30pm tonight in the O'Shea Theater. The tickets cost $3 at STEP or $5 at the door to see...
Leah Niles, Videographer and Features Editor
• January 28, 2020
ESOL students and teachers from Watkins Mill High School traveled to The Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, DC on Thursday, December 19 for their production of Peter Pan and Wendy.
The Shakespeare...
Jonah Graham, News Managing Editor
• January 15, 2020
Dropping everything and moving to another country certainly sounds appealing some days, but people seldom do it. English resource teacher Julie Dean, however, has done just that many times now.
Dean...
Grace Edwards, News Managing Editor
• January 6, 2020
How does a ragtag group of students from Watkins Mill High School, soon to be college-bound, somehow see the hottest play around?
In 2018, non-profit organization Gilder Lehrman Institute of American...
Winter: the season of freezing weather, darker days, and holiday chaos. But for some people, winter doesn’t bring jolly feelings — instead, it brings a cloud of emotions.
Seasonal affective disorder...
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