So you have not seen “Avengers: Endgame.” It has been almost a month since it came out in theaters, but you are still fleeing when you hear someone talking about the movie. That is okay. If you have not seen it, it is probably outside of your control. MaybeContinue Reading
So you have not seen “Avengers: Endgame”. It has been almost three weeks since opening day, but you are still fleeing when you hear anyone talking about the movie, clinging on to #DontSpoilEndgame and avoiding Instagram like the plague. Ten days ago, society would have harshly punished anyone who wouldContinue Reading
DC Central Kitchen, a resource that supplies meals to various homeless shelters, has had an everlasting influence on both the homeless population of Washington D.C. and the Marshall community. But recent contract changes unfairly jeopardize its future service. The Community Partnership for the Prevention of Homelessness (TCP) awards contracts toContinue Reading
Before graduating, seniors Rohan Shah and Yasmina Khartami organized a senior exclusive water assassin game to bring the class closer together. In the game, Shah and Khartami assign a target to participants whom they must eliminate by the end of the round. “I first heard about water assassin after talkingContinue Reading
he Food and Hunger Task Force (FHTF) partners with honor societies, clubs and Marshall-affiliated bands to increase awareness of food waste and the need for food security. FHTF raised money for over 8,500 meals for children in need of summer meal assistance through the “Marshall Rocks” benefit concert. “Our threeContinue Reading
Marshall placed sixth in Virginia and 251st nationally on a U.S. News best high schools ranking based on exams and college readiness earlier this month. Data reveals Marshall has a 95 percent graduation rate and a 16 to 1 student-teacher ratio. Sophomore Isabel Church said Marshall should continue to improveContinue Reading