Brexit: What is it? Why is it Important?
Carrie Hines, Contributing Staff Writer
March 5, 2020
On March 30, 2017, the United Kingdom government gave the required two years notice of departure from the European Union. Many people have probably heard the word “Brexit”, but probably have no idea what it means. I asked freshman Delilah Storball if she knew what Brexit was and her response was, “...
Q & A with Varsity Basketball Captain Nora Clancy
Carrie Hines, Contributing Staff Writer
February 9, 2020
Senior, Nora Clancy is a 3 year varsity player and is a huge aspect to Regina's Varsity basketball team. Why do you play basketball? I love the sport! It’s very versatile and creates a great dynamic with other teammates. Do you get nervous before or during games? Sometimes. How do you deal with the pressur...
Q & A with Varsity Basketball Captain Isa Krebs
Carrie Hines, Contributing Staff Writer
February 9, 2020
Senior, Isa Krebs is a 3-year varsity player and a key ball handler on Regina's varsity basketball team. Why do you play basketball? I play basketball because I love the sport. I have been playing since I was in second grade and I have always found it to be a fun way to spend time with friends a...
Yikes! Another Super Bowl Win For The Patriots
Maureen Hines, Staff reporter
February 25, 2019
In a not so exciting Super Bowl LIII, the New England Patriots claimed victory over the Los Angeles Rams. As it was the lowest scoring Super Bowl in history, fans watched in agony as yet another victory was claimed by the Patriots and their quarterback leader, Tom Brady. This was the Patriots' and T...
A House (And Senate) Remain Divided
Maureen Hines, Staff Reporter
December 12, 2018
In wake of the recent election, it has become very clear how divided America’s politics are. In November, Democrats managed to take back the House of Representatives, ending up with 234 seats to the Republicans' 199. The Republicans managed to hold onto the senate, ending up with 52 seats to the Democrats'...
Simple Life Hacks For School
Maureen Hines, Staff reporter
September 26, 2018
Imagine you stayed up until 3:00 am finishing your homework causing you to sleep right through your alarm. Frantically, you get dressed, pack your bags, and drive to school. Once you get to school and shuffle to your advisory, you realize the single most important thing that you forgot to do: eat breakfast. With...