The art wing had two rooms that needed to be filled for the 2021-2022 school year: an art room and the dance studio, Ms. Morningstar and Ms. Tucci made these rooms their own while starting their journey...
After months of preparation, Wilde Lake’s stage production of the board game “Clue.” Six unsuspecting D.C. inhabitants are brought to the luxurious Boddy Manor one stormy, long, murderous night....
The stands were silent and the lights were glaring after the first marching band to perform marched onto Centennial’s football field on the evening of October 20. The drum major stands on a ladder,...
For many years now, students have been doodling during classes on worksheets, from Elementary School, up to High School. Teachers, however, even in this day and age still don’t understand it, and oftentimes...
Seats are empty, instruments have been left to collect dust, stage lights are off.
Distance learning has made it difficult for students to rehearse, perform, and collaborate. In spite of all of this...
Virtual learning is hard. Learning music virtually is even harder, and students and teachers alike are feeling the effects of trying to carry on as a separated ensemble.
Anywhere where art relied...
Lifelong musician Hwanee Pak and lifelong dancer Lily Garrah joined forces to create an original story for Gene Koshinski’s “Afternoon in March” during online learning and didn’t have to work...
Amaiya Sancho , Sports Editor, Arts Editor
• May 4, 2021
Emma Bohse has been dancing for most of her life.
She has been a part of the Dance Company (DCo) for all four years of high school. She has also been a competitive dancer since the age of eight,...
Theater veteran Skyler Merchant has spent nearly a decade on the stage.
But, she was forced to put down the microphone and wipe off the makeup when COVID shut schools down. After a year of being...
Each year, chamber choir students from all twelve Howard County high schools gather to showcase the songs they’ve been working on for the choral assessments in March. The theatre is always packed...
The lights go down, the audience quiets, and the stage is still. The students begin to enter, ready to perform. They have one chance, and after months of practice and preparation, the moment has finally...
This year, the choir department increased in size from 88 students to 130. At the same time, according to Choir Director, Mr. Crouch, its budget was cut by $300.
This represents a trend of school-wide...
