BY OLIVIA VAN DEURSEN Editor-in-Chief February 14, regarded as the day of love, clears stores of candy, cards, flowers, and gifts that people give significant others, friends, and loved ones. Despite the cultural commonality, some decide not to celebrate due to a recurrent idea that Valentine’s Day does not constitute a true holiday. The holiday’sContinue reading “Valentine’s Day: Love it or leave it?”
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Think, create, code
BY MICHELLE LAM On January 28, the Society of Women Engineers and Girls Who Code hosted their second Hackathon. The event encouraged students to think outside the box and use their skills to solve problems. The event gives students a starting point to explore coding and develop their technical skills. “[The purpose of this event was] to introduce opportunities to students who are interestedContinue reading “Think, create, code”
NJ bans cell phones in schools
SAFIJA SHATKU Clubs Editor On January 14, Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation officially restricting use of cellphones and other internet-enabled devices in K-12 schools for the 2026-2027 school year. However, the bill leaves students wondering how districts will implement it and how it will affect students throughout New Jersey. Bill (S-3695), introduced in September 2024,Continue reading “NJ bans cell phones in schools”
Pep Rally freezes the crowd
BY ZOE CHIN On December 23, Old Bridge High School held its annual winter pep rally, bringing together students and staff in the gym for a fun-filled celebration just before winter break. The Dance Team, Afrobeats, Step Team, K-Pop, Indian Dance Team, Cheer Team, and teachers all spent weeks practicing to put on a memorableContinue reading “Pep Rally freezes the crowd”
Never “board” at Game “Night”
BY RILEY CADET On December 19, the Black Student Union and the People First Club collaborated to hold Game “Night” in the main building cafeteria. This event strove to provide funds for Jamacia and Sudan. “We wanted to send these funds to Jamaica and Sudan, because they are both countries in need of help thatContinue reading “Never “board” at Game “Night””
4th annual Rice Festival
BY JORDYN ROQUE On December 10, the Asian American Club held their fourth annual Rice Festival in the main building cafeteria. The club showcased their culture through food, games, and dance performances. Over 60 students attended this year’s festival. “Compared to last year, this year was definitely bigger and better set up,” said junior AashiContinue reading “4th annual Rice Festival”
Girls wrestling takes down the wins
BY ANALISE SAINVIL The girls wrestling team has built a 6-1 record through dominant dual and tournament performances, a stretch that later earned the program No. 6 ranking in New Jersey. On December 18, the girls placed third at the GMC Championships with 180.5 team points in a tightly contested race, highlighted by Abby McSorleyContinue reading “Girls wrestling takes down the wins”
Boys wrestling top 20 in NJ
BY CATHERINE SHAPIRO The boys wrestling team has continued to uphold excellence with numerous achievements this season, such as NJ.com ranking them number 20 in the state, an overall record of 11-3, and a 4-1 record in the county. The team opened the season on December 19 by beating the reigning NJSIAA Sectional Champions, Monroe,Continue reading “Boys wrestling top 20 in NJ”
Girls swimming makes a splash
BY CAMILLE JOHNSON In a season of improvement for the girls on the swim team, they hold a 2-3 record, their best in three years, with outstanding finishes throughout their roster. The team started their season with a 99-64 victory against Sayreville with first place finishes by Brianna Pagliuca in the 200 Individual Medley, KerriContinue reading “Girls swimming makes a splash”
Driven to win
BY MICHELLE LAM After a rough start in the season, the girls basketball team is back on track, recording multiple wins in recent games. At halfway point of the season, they have acquired a 6-7 record. On January 5, the team faced South Brunswick on their senior night and secured a 44-30 victory. “It wasContinue reading “Driven to win”
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