Rolling Meadows High School’s very own “V-Show in Space” was a perfect close to the intergalactic theme for the 23-24 marching band season. The preceding One Small Step show truly was out of this...
I was sitting in the car, with the radio humming in the background and the familiar tune of “Boys Don't Cry” by the Cure began to play. The other person with me in the car made a frustrating comment...
Some school districts are utilizing “Online Learning” to replace snow days. There has been a bit of discussion about this, with people asking “How would it work?” or “Why is this happening?”....
The concept of post-apocalyptic life has been around for decades. From The Magic Island (1929), to the much more well known The Walking Dead (2010), a common concept of life, death, and most importantly,...
The senior medallion award, the most cutthroat competition in all of high school between highly ambitious and high achieving students, has recently stirred debate amongst some teachers. Should we keep...
In this day and age, our learning revolves around the use of technology. Rather it be taking notes, studying for tests, or even taking tests everything is done with the use of technology. Specifically,...
Although the truth behind the Valentine legends (one of which is how Emperor Claudius II executed Saint Valentine — because he was helping young lovers wed — on Feb. 14 in the 3rd century) happens...
Staff Reporters Omar Cabrera and Anthony Petrusonis asked Rolling Meadows HS Students their predictions for the France vs. Argentina World Cup final game.
Nine people. Nine people, appointed for life, who have more sway over laws made or broken than anyone else in the country. This amount of power is a lot for anyone to hold, and there’s no reason it has...
Learning a new language is like having a superpower; you can use it for the greater good. It is a fun and enjoyable experience that can even help a person have an advantage when applying to college.
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The schools in District 214 have been back in session for over a month now. Teachers have given multiple tests, assignments, and presentations, and students have all sorts of things going on in and out...
