Cases of the flu have surged to 24 million, with 310,000 hospitalizations and 13,000 deaths across the country, causing multiple school closures as the virus spreads among students and staff.
During...
By Evi Tarshis ’20
Coleytown Middle School was forced to evacuate due to the concerning discovery of mold within the school on Sept. 17. Many believed the mold was the cause of sickness...
By: Katelyn DeAgro '17
As we are entering into the colder more bitter seasons, it quickly becomes inevitable that the majority of the student body will battle to ward off sickness. However, many of...
I walk up to the starting line, take a deep breath and hear the gun.
Before I even realize it, I’ve run the four fastest laps of my life. Immediately following the race, I’m embraced by my teammates...
Boasting over 1,700 locations, Chipotle has capitalized on this millennium’s healthy fast food revolution. Yet, the “good guy” among more conventional chains seemed to betray its image mid-October...
Alix Sommers, Assistant Business Manager
• December 10, 2014
Spending the night hunched over the toilet with a grumbling stomach and fever of 102 degrees calls for a day that shouldn’t be spent at school. But even in such horrible condition, anxiety overwhelms...
Modern medicine has come pretty darn far in the last several decades. There have been cures developed for formerly fatal diseases like influenza and leprosy, and treatments for, among others, HIV.
So...
The only point of being sick is getting out of school.
The silver lining–is this the pun?– of any gut-wrenching–no this is– stomach bug or bout of strep throat is getting to endure it under...
Talia Hendel, Web Managing Editor
• October 6, 2013
The hacking coughs.
The sniffles and sighs.
The blaring “A-CHOOS” and responsive chorus of “bless-you”s.
Although coming to school while sick creates a vicious cycle of contaminating others,...
