Journalism November 29, 2017December 6, 2017 Beth seifert 11/29/17 As soon as you walk into a pet store, what are you greeted with? For an average chain store, it usually those clear Plexiglas chambers which contain either puppies or kittens willing to welcome you upon your arrival. And often those upon those glass structure lies a sign saying
Girls Basketball Tryouts Journalism November 29, 2017December 6, 2017 Kara McManus 11/29/2017 Sachems Girls Basketball tryouts begin Monday, November 27th. About 20 girls showed up for the tryouts hoping to earn a spot on the teams. Comparing the 13 players that tried out last year, girls basketball at MHS is beginning to see success for their upcoming season. With a new
Royal Engagement Journalism November 29, 2017December 6, 2017 Katelyn Levesque 11/29/17 2017 marks an important year for Americans. The first official engagement of an American and a British monarch has just been announced from earlier this month. The last American to marry into the British monarchy was in 1937 when the Duke of Windsor married Wallis Simpson. This engagement wasn’t
kids should have less homework Journalism November 29, 2017December 6, 2017 Hannah Kelley November 29th, 2017 Kids in today's generation receive so much more homework than the kids in the later generation. Kids in junior high get at least 2-3 hours a night while high school students are getting 4-6 hours of homework a night. So many children in today's generation are expected
How Freshmen Experience Winter Sports 2017 Journalism November 29, 2017December 6, 2017 Anna DiBona November 29,
Fake Accusations to Dupe the Post Go Wrong Journalism November 28, 2017December 6, 2017 Dyllan Welby 11/28/17 A woman hired by a right-wing activist group falsely claimed to have conceived a child with Roy Moore when she was 15, the newspaper reported on monday morning. The woman was identified as Jaime T. Phillips by the paper. In other interviews she claimed to have had an abortion after
Giving Tuesday Journalism November 28, 2017December 6, 2017 Shauna Sigren November 28th, 2017 This November, 28th is “Giving Tuesday.” This is a global giving movement to kick off the charitable season after many shopping events such as, Black Friday and Cyber Monday. This is a chance for people to make a contribution to society and donate the leftover money they
Giving Tuesday Journalism November 27, 2017December 6, 2017 Adriana Morrison 11/27/17 As we just passed Thanksgiving, many people spent the day celebrating the holiday with their family and friends and even going Black Friday shopping for the upcoming holiday season. With everyone shopping for their friends and family, this leaves opportunity for people to help donate to different charities to
Indonesia Volcano Erupts Journalism November 27, 2017December 6, 2017 Marque Centeio 11/27/2017 In Indonesia, a volcano erupted killing at least two people, injuring 39, shut down bali airports, and stranding tens of thousands of people. The Indonesian authorities ordered a mass evacuation of people on Monday from a danger zone from the erupting volcano on bail that had forced the island
Chicken Coop Murders/ Changeling Journalism November 16, 2017November 17, 2017 Matthew Pierce 11/16/17 Murders were unheard of in 1926, especially the murderings of small children. People were more proper back in that day, there were more followers of God so they despised anyone who'd think of the idea. These events took place in Wineville, California. The disappearance of multiple boys drew the
Middle School Girls Basketball Tryouts Journalism November 15, 2017November 17, 2017 Kara McManus 11/15/17 The future of Lady Sachems Basketball starts with the success of the Nichols Middle School Tigers Girls Basketball team. With an undefeated season 2 years ago, the members of the winning season, are now in high school . The youngest of that group are now finishing their middle
21st Century Conferences Journalism November 15, 2017November 17, 2017 Gabrielle Larocque November 15, 2017 This past Thursday the 9th, at Middleboro High School, the whole school participated in a full day of 21st century conferences to prepare them for the their future. Prior to Thursday, most students signed up for their workshops online, this ensured that they were
The Middleboro Sachem Cross Country Team Participates in the Divisional Meet Journalism November 15, 2017November 17, 2017 Anna DiBona 11/15/17 On Saturday November 11 at 11:15 am the Middleboro Varsity Cross Country team left the High School to go to their last meet, the divisional meet. They were to participate in the division 5 tournament based on their school size. The varsity girls team had a total of
Should We Be Required to Put Our Phones on Driving Mode While Driving? Journalism November 14, 2017November 17, 2017 Cass Golden November 11/14, 2017 Texting and driving, as well as phone usage as a whole continues to be one of the biggest problems in our country, and probably across the globe. A statistic from the National Safety Council Reports that cell usage while driving, “leads to 1.6 million
The Control of North Korea Journalism November 14, 2017November 17, 2017 Katelyn Levesque 11/14/17 1950, a year that would be very important to the USA today in 2017. In the year of 1950, the country of North Korea became independent and was reunified under the rule of communism by Kim II-sung. That started the Korean wars which was fought against South Korea for 3
MIAA Playoffs 2017 Update Journalism November 13, 2017November 17, 2017 Gerry Leavens November 13, 2017 The #1 Seed Norwell Clippers were defeated by the #5 Seed Middleboro Sachems 32-22, on November 3rd, avenging the loss they suffered at the end of the regular season. ORR knocked off #3 Rockland by a score of 12-8. Middleboro RB Jeremy Soule opened up
Season one vs Season two Journalism November 13, 2017November 17, 2017 Katherine Williams November 13, 2017 Stranger Things is an Original Netflix sci fi show. It takes place in a small Indiana town in 1983. The main characters differ from the two seasons. In the first season it’s Eleven, Mike, Dustin, Lucas, Nancy, Jonathan, Joyce and Hopper all looking for
Major Costa Rica Earthquake Journalism November 12, 2017November 17, 2017 Shauna Sigren November 12th, 2017 On Sunday night, November 12th, 2017 an earthquake struck the pacific coast of Costa Rica. According to the scale rictor, the earthquake had a 6.5 magnitude reading in Jaco, Puntarenas, and was at a depth of about 12 miles. The quake struck near Costa Rica’s capital city,
Listen Up: Episode 4 Listen Up Middleborough High School Shows Television Production 1 Television Production 2 Video November 3, 2017November 5, 2017 00:58 - Fall Show Preview by Sarah Bourget 02:20 - PSA: Don't Change by Emily Parziale 04:00 - PSA: Cyber Bullying by Tristen Gomes 05:25 - PSA: Which Path is Better? by Julian Hashem 07:24 - PSA: OCD by Mia Bennett 08:26 - PSA Recycling by Evan Parker 09:04 - Volleyball vs Wareham by Nicky Hart 10:14
Trump teases to expose secret files Journalism October 26, 2017November 2, 2017 Alexa Epp 10/26/2017 Today on Thursday the 26th of October the 3,000 pages within the JFK files were due to be released almost 50 years after the assassination of the president. The reason that these files were hidden from the public for so long was to maintain national control over the situation.