Two Schools of Thought
April 23, 2020
Written by Logan Cummings|Photos by Logan Cummings and Leo Woods| Recently, I debated with senior Caleb Vath, a good friend of mine. We discussed the purpose of education, and how we may reform the current system in order to meet the needs of the students. In our discussion, we thoroughly explain ...
Cold Blooded Night
June 5, 2019
Written by John Inglis|Pictures by John Inglis| On Tuesday, June 4th, the AP Biology students and biology teacher Christopher Luther held the annual Cold Blooded Creatures event. Every year after the AP exam, Mr. Luther and his students prepare activities and a show about reptiles, cold-blooded c...
Cold Blooded Creatures Coming June 4th
May 21, 2019
Written by John Inglis| Its that time of year again. Mr. Luther's AP Biology class puts on a show with the many creatures he calls family. This show will take place on June 4th at 5:30 PM in The Morgan School auditorium. Both parents and children are welcome to come to this fun-filled night. This...
Cold Blooded Creatures Coming on June 13th
June 6, 2018
Written by Sydney Fratamico| Every year, Biology teacher Mr. Luther and his AP biology students host Cold Blooded Creatures, an exciting reptile show. The show includes live reptiles and many fun, interactive games. Parents, students, and children of all ages are welcome to come. The show will be hos...
Ever Wondered: How Anxiety Affects the Brain?
January 19, 2018
By Taylor DiFilippo | Everyone has felt the effects of nervousness at some point in their life. The butterflies, the sweat, the heavy breathing. But have you ever wondered why we feel those symptoms of anxiety, and what goes on in our brains to create them in the first place? Anxiety in the brain a...
