Tumblr features JC alum in best blogs
Taylor Hooper, Multimedia Editor
May 2, 2012
Filed under Featured A&E, Uncategorized
Alumnus Ryan Selvy has reached Tumblr fame. Selvy was featured by the Tumblr staff’s blogs as one of the top blogs to follow on Tumblr. In case you haven’t heard of it, Tumblr is a website where you can post pictures, videos, inspirational quotes, and other things of interest on your own personal... Read more »
School nurse prepares to depart
Ashley Moxley, Multimedia Editor
April 25, 2012
Filed under News
The main office hallways will be losing one of the smiling faces that greeted the students throughout the day, after this week. Nurse Laura Frank has announced that the week of April 23 will be her last week at JC. Frank decided to leave for personal reasons and to continue her work in medicine at... Read more »
Kim Wah delivers delicous Chinese food at great prices
Taylor Hooper, Photographer
April 4, 2012
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Quick Bites Restaurant Reviews
Kim Wah cooks the best Chinese food there is in Bel Air, hands down. Not only is their food delicious, but their service is friendly, fast, and reliable. The take out restaurant provides a quick and easy fix to satisfy any Chinese food craving. Here are a few of the best menu items. The shrimp lo... Read more »
JC girls share dresses on Facebook
Eva Bialobrzeski, A&E Editor
March 14, 2012
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, In the Community, Uncategorized
When senior Kayla Stoots opened up her Facebook, she checked the Prom page to make sure no other girls had taken the dresses she was thinking about. Both classes have created Facebook groups devoted to Ring Dance or Prom. The objective of both groups is to ensure that no two girls come to the year’s... Read more »
Deadline enforced for service hour forms
Stephanie Meadowcroft, Lifestyles Editor
October 7, 2011
Filed under Opinion
Who would have thought that the terms “coming down to the wire” and “trying to make the final cut” would apply to anything but sports? When it comes to turning in service hours on time, however, these terms are imperative. Turning in service hour forms on time shouldn’t be another added... Read more »
Senior Profile: Kristin Marzullo
Taylor Hooper, Photographer
June 3, 2011
Filed under Senior Profiles
The minute Kristin Marzullo joined the staff of The Patriot, she knew journalism was her passion in life. The fast-paced atmosphere, the creativity, and the constant flow of work were things that made her feel like she was where she belonged. Marzullo’s specific passion was photography. She was... Read more »
Hunt recieves Al Cesky Scholarship
Taylor Hooper, Photo Editor
May 23, 2011
Filed under Athlete Spotlight, Sports, Sports News
The Al Cesky Scholarship Award is an honor. It is a $5,000 scholarship that recognizes students for their academics, athletics, participation in the arts, and overall performance in high school. Brian Hunt is the recipient of this award for the first time in over 5 years at JC according to Athletic Director... 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 »
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 »
Coach, athlete run into knee troubles
Amanda Graziano, Reporter
October 6, 2010
Filed under Fall Sports, Sports
Sweat dripping from junior cross country runner, Taylor Hooper’s face, she dares to glance down at her knee. It looks perfectly normal, but it’s throbbing. Her heart is pounding and a million thoughts are racing through her mind. What did I do? How did it happen? What should I do now? Five... Read more »