JC News Update: Winter Snow
Rachel Dinsmore, Multimedia Editor
January 31, 2011
The Patriot brings you the JC News Update with Rachel Dinsmore. Each week Rachel discusses recent events happening around JC. This week Rachel discusses the recent snow storm in Bel Air and the beginning of Catholic Schools Week.
JC News Update: Inside Look on Spanish Exchange
Rachel Dinsmore, Multimedia Editor
January 31, 2011
The Patriot brings you the JC News Update with Rachel Dinsmore. Each week Rachel discusses recent events happening around JC. This week students participating in the Spanish Exchange talk about the preparations they have made for their trip.
‘Jersey Shore’ crams three episodes during exam week
Hilary Weidner and Elizabeth Tauber, A&E Editors
January 30, 2011
As exam week drew to a close, we found we had a bit of ‘Jersey Shore’ overload. MTV managed to cram three episodes in just one week. But don’t you worry, ‘The Patriot’s’ Hilary Weidner and Elizabeth Tauber deliver an overwhelming amount of sassy comments for all three episodes in less... Read more »
Art museum offers metropolitan escape from reality
Cara Reilly, Copy Editor
January 30, 2011
The buildings grew taller and the traffic got heavier. The streets grew narrower and the honking got louder. The skyscrapers were blanketed in an uncharacteristically heavy snowfall, giving the city a softer look than usual. On Dec. 29, New York City welcomed me on my adventure to visit the Metropolitan... Read more »
Little acts of kindness go a long way
Ryan Lina, Reporter
January 27, 2011
Every day, millions of people die from starvation. Every day, millions more ignore “feed the hungry” TV commercials. Even though some people feel compassion when they see commercials like these, most probably end up saying the same thing: “Sure, there are people like this in the world, but this... Read more »
Snow prevents Archbishop’s visit, jeopardizes Spain trip
Jenny Hottle, Online Chief
January 27, 2011
Two snowstorms bringing a total of 16.5 inches of snow to Bel Air caused Harford County Public Schools and JC to close for three days, from Jan. 26 to 28. Due to the weather, JC canceled Archbishop Edwin O’Brien’s visit, but it did not stop Spanish teacher Jane Michael and 20 students from flying... Read more »
“Country Strong” gives sad, yet accurate depiction of addiction
Sarah Kearby, Layout Editor
January 26, 2011
“Country Strong” is a sad surprise. After watching the trailer, you expect a mostly uplifting movie, but that’s not what you get. Instead, it’s a realistically depressing look at addictions. Kelly Canter (Gwyneth Paltrow) is released early from rehab to continue her singing career. In rehab she... Read more »
Golden Globes make for an awkward night
Eva Bialobrzeski, In-Depth Editor
January 26, 2011
It was a night of beauty, tears, hilarity, talent, and most importantly, awkwardness. While most people were snuggled inside their houses, the stars of Hollywood strolled down the red carpet in perfect 80 degree weather at the 68th Annual Golden Globes on Jan. 16. The Golden Globes is the one night of... Read more »
Suspense builds up on Wisteria Lane, leaving ‘Housewives’ fans with lingering questions
Jenny Hottle, Online Chief
January 25, 2011
Episode 13: I’m Still Here Attention all residents of Wisteria Lane: someone has officially surpassed Katherine Mayfair in being the most psychotic person on the block. Congratulations Gaby Solis for creeping out even Karen McCluskey. My mother and I giggled when Mrs. McCluskey agreed to go to the... Read more »
Maher inspires school community with musical performance
Jenny Hottle, Online Chief
January 25, 2011
On the night of the Matt Maher concert, senior Allison Lozinak couldn’t stop looking at the clock. She arrived at JC around 7:30 a.m. and tried to keep busy by helping her family and other event staff members set up the gym, but she found herself counting down the hours until the band arrived. Two... Read more »