Disney Channel’s Prime
Michael Miles, Senior Staff Writer
May 19, 2017
Filed under Arts, Entertainment, and Reviews, Op/Ed, Television, Top Stories
That’s So Raven, Hannah Montana, Phil of the Future, Lizzie McGuire; a few of the many shows featured on Disney Channel that were a huge part of our childhood. These shows taught us to love ourselves, and stand up for what we believe in, all while creating iconic characters and catchy theme songs th...
The Cheetah Girls: Gone, But Never Forgotten
Michael Miles, Senior Staff Writer
May 19, 2017
Filed under Arts, Entertainment, and Reviews, Music, Op/Ed
Amigas, cheetahs, friends for life! Words ingrained into everyone’s head from the hit girl group who personally defined my childhood; The Cheetah Girls! The Cheetah Girls were created by Disney and consisted of the talented Raven-Symoné, Kiely Williams, Adrienne Bailon, and Sabrina Brya...
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Amber Hubenschmidt, Senior Staff Writer
May 19, 2017
Filed under Arts, Entertainment, and Reviews, Movie
My fellow Jedis and Stormtroopers, read with caution if you have not seen the new Star Wars movie: Rogue One for this article contains spoilers! This time last year, fans from all over the world were raving about the new Star Wars: The Force Awakens movie being released. Well this year, December 16th...
Meet Sesame Street’s New Character
Julia Webster, Co-Editor
May 18, 2017
Filed under Arts, Entertainment, and Reviews, Op/Ed, Television, Top Stories
Memories of curling up on the couch with my sister, singing along with the puppets, and learning new things flood my mind when I read the headline: “Julia, A Muppet with Autism, Joins the Cast of ‘Sesame Street.’” Of course, I immediately loved her from the beginning. Sharing a name can do that...
St. Mary’s Summer Activities
Haley O'Reagan, Senior Staff Writer
May 18, 2017
Filed under Arts, Entertainment, and Reviews, Lifestyle, Local Business
That’s right Raiders its that time of the year again! The time where St. Mary’s County shows just how great of a county it is with its unique events and festivals you can’t find anywhere else. Make sure you clear your calendar and don’t miss some of the best events of the year! This summer th...
Indecisive Past Times
Isabelle Ashby, Junior Staff Writer
May 18, 2017
Filed under Arts, Entertainment, and Reviews, Lifestyle, Top Stories
Finding something you’re interested in isn’t always as easy as it sounds. Or maybe it just comes naturally to you. Nevertheless, most of us can agree that it’s difficult to stick to one thing before something else captures your interest. I know I’ve yet to settle down and focus myself on one sp...
The Books You Shouldn’t Sparknote- From a Mediocre English Student
May 16, 2017
Filed under Arts, Entertainment, and Reviews, Book, Op/Ed
I’m a mediocre English student. I’ve never loved English, but it’s better than math. This past week I took the AP Literature Exam, which had me thinking about all the books I’ve read in high school. I thought about everything, from the first book I read in freshman year, Anthem by Ayn Rand, to th...
All the Personalities Equally Suck: A Review of Split
Josie Brodfuehrer, Senior Staff Writer
March 31, 2017
Filed under Arts, Entertainment, and Reviews, Movie
24 personalities – With this many different characters in only one actor, you would think that M. Night Shyamalan’s Split would have a little something to offer. But it didn’t. From getting Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) all wrong to butchering the ending, this movie is definitely not a...
TV Review: Riverdale
March 30, 2017
Filed under Arts, Entertainment, and Reviews, Television
Over a month ago, a new television show aired on CW. Only seven episodes in, and the show has already gained a lot of popularity among young adult viewers. With crisis and suspense sweeping across the television screen, the show has tangled it’s audience in love triangles, murder cases, and high school d...
Movie Review: Hidden Figures
Amber Hubenschmidt, Senior Staff Writer
March 30, 2017
Filed under Arts, Entertainment, and Reviews, Movie
You always see who goes to space, but do you ever wonder about the people who got them there? Hidden Figures reveals the women who were instrumental in getting astronauts to space. The movie was directed by the talented Theodore Melfi and officially released to the public on December 25, 2016. It cen...
The Addams Family
Katharine Cognard-Black, Senior Staff Writer
March 23, 2017
Filed under Arts, Entertainment, and Reviews, Student Life, Theater, Top Stories
The Addams Family is another hit going up on the ROSE players stage this coming weekend. It is the perfect mix of dark comedy and some, shall we say, spice. The dances are electric, and the leads are talented and hilarious beyond compare. The plot is an interesting twist on the well-known T. V. shows t...
Boys’ Lacrosse Preview
Sam Katulich, Senior Staff Writer
March 8, 2017
Filed under School, Sports, Spring/Summer Sports
With spring sports right around the corner, boys lacrosse is looking to build on another great season. With a 9-5 record last spring, boys lax is attempting to improve further and contend for a SMAC title. Bart Rogers will be the new head coach, as he is returning once again to Leonardtown. This new ...
