BY DAYAMI VILORIA Social Media Director The Marching Knights completed a memorable season, finishing with many victories and highlights. On November 8, the Knights won the US Bands Bands Group I Open State Championship and earned wins for Best Music, Best Visual, and Best Percussion. For the first time in 13 years, the Knights won the National Championship by earning a score ofContinue reading “Marching Champions”
Tag Archives: Music
Marching to 1st Place
BY ANALISE SAINVIL The Marching Band has carried a wave of momentum through their fall season, taking first place at competitions in Edison, Monroe, and Hillsborough while earning top honors in music, visual performance, and overall effect. The team’s success early in the season inspired even more focus at rehearsals. “Placing first was extremely rewardingContinue reading “Marching to 1st Place”
Coachella puts a pop back into festivals
BY: DAYAMI VILORIA The famous music and arts festival, Coachella, leaves people stunned every year. With fabulous outfits, celebrities, and music, the festival keeps a grip on viewers from everywhere. Coachella is known for its huge performances with a variety of artists from different genres. This year, Lady Gaga, Green Day, Post Malone, and TravisContinue reading “Coachella puts a pop back into festivals”
The BRAT era – A cultural movement
BY KAYLEE WEINGARTEN On June 7, 2024, Charli XCX released her sixth studio album BRAT. Almost a year after its release, this album has continued to make waves in the music industry, pop culture, and everyday life. Known for her popular songs, such as “Boom Clap” and “I Love it”, XCX has built her careerContinue reading ” The BRAT era – A cultural movement”
Come to 42nd Street
BY SITAARA PATELAt 7pm on March 20, March 21, and March 22, the Drama Department will present the musical, 42nd Street. The production features 42 cast members, with students from all grades coming together to put on an amazing show. The musical features aspiring chorus girl, Peggy Swagger, played by junior Emma Pepe, in NewContinue reading “Come to 42nd Street”
Audience amazed at winter concert
BY SITAARA PATEL On December 19, the band performed the winter concert. Students from Percussion Ensemble, Jazz Band, Orchestra, Symphonic Band, and Wind Ensemble showcased their talent and hard work. Some of the pieces played at the winter concert included “Ancient Carol Variants,” “O Holy Night,”Continue reading “Audience amazed at winter concert”
Senior sings for big crowds
BY SAM PRADO ROBERTS On December 29, January 7, and January 12, Meghan Valanzola sang the National Anthem and Canada’s national anthem, “O Canada,” to crowds of more than 5,500 people at events at the Prudential Center. Valanzola first received the call to perform at theContinue reading “Senior sings for big crowds”
Holiday Harmonies
BY OLIVIA VAN DEURSEN On December 12, the Choir held their annual Winter Concert. The featured holiday carols spread holiday cheer and showcased diverse vocal talent. Students sang a variety of performances, including group, duet, and solo pieces. Joaquin Rivera and Madison Caroll sang a duetContinue reading “Holiday Harmonies”
The Tortured Poets Department Review
BY FRANCESCA PANETTA The long-awaited 11th album of Taylor Swift’s career came out on Friday, April 19. When Swift announced the release of this album at the Grammy Awards, fans eagerly waited. This album raised mixed feelings of pity, disappointment, and enthusiasm amongst Swifties. The Tortured Poets Department contains 31 SONGS, 15 ofContinue reading “The Tortured Poets Department Review”
Grammys 2024 recap
BY ELISA CIOKU On February 4, Trevor Noah hosted the 2024 Grammys, where various musicians received 94 awards. The night broke a record by becoming the most streamed event ever with 17 million views. The night included 21 performances by a variety of artists, such as Olivia Rodrigo, Billie Eilish, Travis Scott, andContinue reading “Grammys 2024 recap”
Knight Life 