“Bridesmaids” brings big laughs
Elizabeth Tauber and Hilary Weidner, Arts and Entertainment Editors
May 20, 2011
Filed under Cinema
"Bridesmaids" is the female version of "The Hangover," and this comedy’s humor and events may even top that of "The Hangover." In most weddings, the bride is the center of attention. In "Bridesmaids," however, this is not the case. Lillian’s (Maya Rudolph) wedding is quickly approaching, so she... Read more »
Noodles & Co. serves delicious variety of noodles
Elizabeth Tauber, Hilary Weidner, and Stephanie Laird, A&E Editors, Sports Editor
May 6, 2011
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Quick Bites Restaurant Reviews
How many dishes could you possibly make with noodles? At Noodles & Co., the possibilities are endless. The first thing we noticed at Noodles & Co. was the atmosphere. The restaurant’s windows allowed sunlight to fill the restaurant, providing a warm and welcoming environment complemented... Read more »
“Insidious” delivers suspense, horror, chills
Elizabeth Tauber & Hilary Weidner, A&E Editors
April 27, 2011
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Cinema
Because “Insidious” is about a boy possessed by demons, we expected that it would be scary, but we did not expect to be hiding behind our hands and gasping the entire time. Although “Insidious” was only rated PG-13, we thought that it should’ve been rated R because of the fear factor. ... Read more »
Varsity runners stay on track for winning seasons
Cara Reilly, Copy Editor
April 27, 2011
Filed under Sports, Sports News, Spring Sports
The sound of a gunshot is not familiar to most, but to sophomore Annamarie Morris, it’s the sign that tells her that the race has just begun. The 2011 season of outdoor track and field took off with a bang as this season has had an unprecedented disruption of balance. According to Coach Rob Torres,... Read more »
Golden Szechuan Inn provides excellent food, service
Elizabeth Tauber and Hilary Weidner, A&E Editors
March 21, 2011
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Quick Bites Restaurant Reviews
Quiet, quaint, and almost empty are not words that usually describe a restaurant located in Bel Air. However, The Golden Szechuan Inn fits this description. Upon arriving at the Golden Szechuan Inn, one would think it was closed. While we’re fans of crowded spaces, we enjoyed having only three... Read more »
School opens on time despite icy conditions
Meg Kirchner, Reporter
January 7, 2011
Filed under News, Top Stories
JC opened on time Jan. 7 despite hazardous road conditions due to the snow and ice, following the Harford County Public Schools system’s decision to open on time. “I think Harford County missed the boat,” guidance counselor Carol Heflin-Shupe said. Students had similar reactions. “I don’t... Read more »
‘Burlesque’ delivers exceptional dancing, singing
Hilary Weidner and Elizabeth Tauber, A&E Editors
December 17, 2010
Filed under Cinema
Christina Aguilera can sing and dance, but she certainly can’t act. Audiences might have been skeptical of ”Burlesque” because the main character is played by singer Christina Aguilera, and most of the time, when singers are placed in an actress’ roles, they don’t deliver and are quite... Read more »
‘Harry Potter’ delivers mind-blowing finale
Elizabeth Tauber, A&E Editor
December 2, 2010
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Cinema
Accio Horcruxes. "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1" was released on Nov. 19th at 12:00 a.m, but it isn’t over yet. “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2” will be released July 15, 2011. Part one of the Deathly Hallows is in plain old-fashioned 2-D. The imaginative... Read more »
Senior logs over 300 service hours, receives county-wide award
Jenny Hottle, Online Chief
November 6, 2010
Filed under News
Having recorded over 390 service hours, senior Elizabeth Tauber will represent JC at the Charlie Riley Community Service Awards Banquet next week. Tauber was one of the 12 students from Harford County high schools nominated for the award. According to guidance counselor Carrie Siemsen, she was... Read more »
Week in Pictures: Week of October 25
October 29, 2010
Filed under Photo Galleries, Top Stories
Photography by Kristin Marzullo and Taylor Hooper The Week in Pictures Gallery gives a look into student life here at JC. This week, students celebrated the colorful fall landscape, Jennifer Medrano's AP Spanish students carved pumpkins as they watched Spanish music videos, and chemistry teacher... Read more »