Sasha Legagneur, Editor-in-Chief
May 22, 2020 • No Comments
Our very own Mrs. Taylor took on an impressive feat during quarantine. With stay at home orders roaming the nation for the past couple months, she decided to set a goal for herself in which she would run 500 miles in 50 days....
Madison Barrass, Grammar Editor
April 21, 2020 • 1 Comment
Many athletes have felt the effects of being quarantined because of the Coronavirus, several of whom have become creative in their ways to stay in shape. Several types of sports have been prevented from playing. ...
Sally Brown, Content Editor
February 8, 2020 • No Comments
With a great cougar roar, Somerset ushered in the Spring Sports Season with the Spring Pep Rally which took place on February 7, 2020. The students within the Student Council played host to a plethora of events including...
Cole Kasprzyk, Staff Writer
September 29, 2019 • No Comments
“Hello, Austin,” Chad said. “Are you excited for the Area 51 raid?” he asked with excitement. “Oh yeah, I forgot that was a thing,” Austin declared. “No, and I do not see why anybody would be.” “Are...
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Sasha Legagneur, Editor-in-Chief
June 30, 2020 • No Comments
On average , about 3 million instances of child abuse are reported anually in the United States of America. It is a pressing issue which can cause both physical and emotional scars on its victims. Child...
May 28, 2020
Thundercats Roar: Loud Enough to Attract Viewers?
May 28, 2020
Pixar is moving ‘Onward’ with their New Hit
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The Unfortunate Reality of Child Abuse in the Midst of A Pandemic
June 30, 2020
On average , about 3 million instances of child abuse are reported anually in the United States of America....
June 6, 2020
Will Smith once said, “Racism is not getting worse. It’s getting filmed.” Racial prejudice has...
Pandemics galore! Have we learned?
May 27, 2020
A global crisis is at hand. Though this is far from the first and last time an “invisible enemy”...
Loading ...Child abuse is a pressing issue that has become even more of a concern since the outbreak of COVID-19.
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Artwork created by @shirien.creates on Instagram. Rest in peace George, Breanna, and Ahmaud. We will continue to fight for you.
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Bird design made from a Costco flyer, created by Mrs. Horsley.
Family heirloom painted and redesigned by Mrs. Horsley.
Flower ring made from an old lamp shade by Mrs. Horsley
Throughout this time of virtual schooling, many students have had more work than normal. This causes them to have little time to put everything in order so they can have more time to finish their work.
- Amanda Madeira
Check out ThunderCats Roar, a new series on Cartoon Network!
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One way people have spent their time in Quarantine is by playing board games with family members and friends.
Mrs. Taylor, the cross country coach, flexes after running her 500th mile during quarantine.
Some of the school's first students celebrate as they drive through the procession.
Ms. Liz and Mr. Z wouldn't miss this for the world.
Ms. Julie, Ms. Veronica, Mrs. Santiago, Coach Feierstein and Mr. Groezinger send their love from a safe distance.
Christy Cohen, Staff Writer
April 23, 2020
Music is a form of art where people can express themselves in a unique fashion.Many schools provide music programs where students can be part of the band and play an instrument...
“Suddenly Seymour” Hit the Stage with Somerset’s Production of Little Shop of Horrors
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March 13, 2019
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