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Mr. Patricia named his podcast Silent Presence, after a quote by psychologist and professor Thema Davis: “When someone is going through a storm, your silent presence is more powerful than a million empty words.” Listen to a new episode of Mr. Patricia’s podcast every Tuesday at Silentpresencepodcast.com. (Photo courtesy of Richard Patricia)

Patricia Teaches Film and Compassion

Phoebe Sessler, Editor in Chief
June 9, 2020
During the COVID-19 lockdown, Megan was able to continue working for Cherrybrook from home, alongside her dog, Rory, a mini Australian Shepherd, and Pusschief, a barn cat, whom Megan says is a great mouser. (Photo courtesy of Megan McGaha)

Megan McGaha Finds Her Niche as Market Manager

Megan Gill, In Depth Editor
June 9, 2020
The Class of 2020’s Senior Prom, “A Prom for the Ages,” has been rescheduled to at least July 16. The Warren Hills Regional School District administration has expressed its commitment to still hold the prom, whose original date in late May was canceled due to an ongoing emergency school closure. Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, this new July 16 date has provided a glimmer of hope for the 2019-2020 school year to culminate somewhat normally. “Having prom on my birthday should be a cool wrap-up to the school year,” senior Aidan McHenry said. “We’ll at least have one event to remember the end of our senior year.” (Photo courtesy of Senior Class Advisor Heather Wight)

Senior Prom Rescheduled for July

Alan Freeman, Staff Reporter
June 9, 2020
More than a dozen poets and poetry lovers participated online May 5 in the first Virtual Poetry Slam hosted by Warren Hills Regional High School’s Horizons Program. Every year, the Poetry Slam is held in the high school’s Elizabeth Ames Library in May and is a chance for students and staff to share poetry with one another. Since school was closed due to COVID-19, Horizons Director and Librarian Margaret Devine hosted the Poetry Slam virtually. Students and staff video recorded themselves reading poems and sent them to Devine, who then put them together in a video and shared it with the school. “I’m so glad that so many came together during this difficult time to rise above what we are all facing, and to take time to celebrate the spoken and written words of poetry,” Devine said. “Writing, like any art form, can help anyone process and make meaning of difficult times. I am glad to have provided a space for our students and staff to use their writing and voices to move forward.” (Photo collage courtesy of Ms. Margaret Devine)

Poetry Slams

Stephanie Dunlap, Staff Reporter
June 9, 2020
The Warren Hills Regional Student Council held daily virtual “Spirit Days” to keep up morale and positivity during the national quarantine due to the Coronavirus. Student Council kicked these days off after the April 10-15 spring break with “Dream Spring Break Destination.” Students could post on Instagram from different locations, tagging the Warren Hills Instagram page, as well as using the hashtag #streakinisolation. Before the quarantine took place, Student Council President Jessica Howley said, “My favorite Spirit Day was the blackout we did on the day of the pep rally. It showed we were all together.” For the virtual Spirit Days, however, Howley said that her favorite day was, “Who Are You Quarantined With?” as “it was fun seeing everyone’s families and their pets!” The Student Council also teamed up with other clubs, such as GlamourGals, the Healthy Options Club, and SAVE, to host these virtual Spirit Days. (Graphic by Carlee Fisco)

Virtual Spirit Days

Carlee Fisco, Staff Reporters
June 9, 2020
Online schooling caused by the coronavirus pandemic has caused many students to struggle with keeping up with assignments. (MCT/Florida Times)

Plague of Missing Assignments During COVID-19 “Plague”

Samantha Lewis, Staff Reporter
June 9, 2020
NJ State Police officers picking up over 15,000 face shields to distribute to first responders. (Photo Courtesy of Mr. Daryl Detrick)

Robotics Team Helps Fight Coronavirus

Aaliyah Khan, Editor in Chief
June 9, 2020
Eimear McCann, a Bexley High School junior who is one of four executive editors for the yearbook staff, works on a spread from home. (Photo courtesy of Ailbhe McCann)

Effects of Coronavirus on Students

Megan Gill, In Depth Editor
June 9, 2020
“The idea of the Warren Hills Computer Science Lending Library is for us to share our resources and our students’ passions to help inspire elementary school students,” said Mr. Detrick. (Photo Courtesy of Daryl Detrick)

[email protected] Students Jumpstart Technology Lending Library with First Energy Grant

Elisha Stenger, Copy Editor
June 9, 2020
According to the National Center for Education Statistics, a government organization which compiles data on Indicators of School Crime and Safety, the term, ‘at school’ includes “the school building, on school property, on a school bus and going to and from school.” (Photo by Emily Deming)

Students React to School Fights

Emily Deming, Layout Editor
June 9, 2020
Jackson Higgins (center) won over the hearts of every audience with his sarcastic wit, drive to be the first person on Mars, and impressive 10-3 wrestling record this season. (Photo by Phoebe Sessler)

Netflix Features Local Boy

Phoebe Sessler, Editor in Chief
March 24, 2020
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