Scholl: number of ineligible students drops dramatically
Joey Hoff, Editor in Chief
December 1, 2010
Only ten students school-wide were academically ineligible for the first quarter. While the administration doesn’t keep statistics on ineligibility, Vice Principal for Academics Gary Scholl estimates that 40 students are academically ineligible each quarter on average. “That’s a pretty dramatic... Read more »
Campus-wide signage increases brand recognition
Joey Hoff, Editor-in-Chief
November 18, 2010
All signs point to JC. The Admissions and Facilities Departments teamed up to create a more recognizable, more professional-looking, and more inviting JC through extensive easy-to-read signage. “When visitors, alumni, students, and parents visit JC, I want them to have a special experience every time,”... Read more »
From winners to losers, most outrageous political advertisements from 2010
Joey Hoff, Editor in Chief
November 2, 2010
With the midterm elections coming to an end, I’ve collected this election year’s most outrageous political advertisements from Maryland and around the country. Advertisement: RGA – Martin O’Malley “Lighthouse” Race: Maryland Gubernatorial Race Politicians: Robert Ehrlich (R) attacking... Read more »
SAC prepares for ‘Monster Mash’
Joey Hoff, Editor in Chief
October 22, 2010
The Student Affairs Council will host its own “graveyard smash” on Friday, Oct. 22. The Halloween Costume Bash will be held in the cafeteria from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m, and the SAC encourages students to wear their best Halloween costumes to the event. “I’m excited so my friends and I can be Powderpuff... Read more »
Late policy modified to curb classroom distractions
Joey Hoff, Editor in Chief
September 10, 2010
JC will be anything but paperless with the increase of detention slips floating around. The administration modified the late policy for this school year, reducing the number of late arrivals needed to receive a detention. This year, students will receive a detention on the fourth late arrival per semester.... Read more »
Senior premiers feature length film
Joey Hoff, Managing Editor
June 3, 2010
Fitted in their finest formalwear, students and teachers hit the red carpet Friday, May 14, for the premiere of “Scarred,” senior Nicolette Hatzidimitriou’s feature-length film and senior project. “The ‘red carpet’ movie night was actually Mrs. Geczy’s suggestion. I thought dressing... Read more »
Completely Lost: Episode 13
Joey Hoff: Managing Editor, Allison Walczyk: Managing Editor
May 5, 2010
Lost Episode 13: The Recruit The Smoke Monster Joey: I still can’t trust the Smoke Monster. His claims that he’s trying to help Jack and the rest of the members of flight 815 are absolutely bogus. Allison: He really seems to have a hidden agenda. Joey: His claims about being able... Read more »
Coach of the Month: Sherry Hudson
Joey Hoff, Managing Editor
April 23, 2010
Coach Sherry Hudson, Girls Varsity Softball Coach Q: Did you play softball in high school or college? Where? A: I went to Fallston High School where I played softball, field hockey, and basketball. I then went to Hofstra University in New York. There, I played softball for four years and field hockey... Read more »
Completely Lost: Episode 9
Kate Froehlich: Executive Editor, Joey Hoff: Managing Editor
April 11, 2010
Episode 9: “The Package” Each week, “The Patriot” will offer insight and analysis about the latest episode of “Lost.” There are spoilers present in this, so read with caution. For a full summary, check out the official website of “Lost.” Sayid’s apathy Kate: Okay, even Sayid’s... Read more »
Completely Lost: Episode 8
Joey Hoff: Managing Editor, Jenny Hottle: Managing Editor
March 23, 2010
EPISODE 8: Flash Sideways: Sawyer Joey: When this whole flash sideways first started this season, I had a hunch that Sawyer would be a complete wreck in real life. Not true. Sawyer’s life in Los Angeles is completely respectable, and it is even better now that he’s got Miles on his side. Surprisingly,... Read more »
