A closer look at Hurricane Florence
Taylor Jones, Entertainment Editor
September 10, 2018
Approaching the islands of Bermuda and later the east coast, Hurricane Florence is expected to strike U.S. land Thursday of this week. This storm is likely to make landfall, but with a high pressure front coming from the west, there is a slight chance of revival as it would push it back out into the Atlantic.
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The controversy behind the US Open
Grayson McClendon, Staff Reporter
September 9, 2018
Using her famous forehand that knocks her opponent off balance, Serena Williams is caught in action going for the ball. Williams is one of the greatest tennis players today, so why did she not win the US Open this year?
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Prodigy Mac Miller dead at the age of 26
Mikayla Davis, Co Editor-in-Chief
September 8, 2018
Dulging deep into his craft, Mac Miller refused to conform to the norms of mainstream rap, but rather experimented with different styles. His sudden death at the young age of 26 is without doubt a tragedy.
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President Trump retracts order to separate immigrant families
Mikayla Davis, Editorials Editor
June 21, 2018
Protesting Arizona's immigrant law, this young boy and many other citizens in the U.S. want to see peace for immigrants. After separating hundreds of families, President Trump has left their fate in the hands of the Justice Department.
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Remembering our military citizens
Jillian Brookshire, Staff Reporter
May 27, 2018
Protecting our country each day, Captain Allen, Henry’s dad, is stationed at Fort Bragg alongside hundreds of men and women who fight for our freedom. Memorial Day weekend is a time to reflect on the sacrifice that these men and women make everyday for our freedom.
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Millbrook students receive high honor scholarships
Alex McCloskey, Section Editor
May 22, 2018
Posing on NC State’s campus, Alexandra Butler received the Goodnight Scholarship. She is just one of the many people who were awarded honorary scholarships at Millbrook.
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Seraphin Kibonge, Social Media Editor
May 23, 2018 • No Comments
Another year, another batch of International Baccalaureate, commonly referred as IB, students ready to complete their two year crash course to end their high school careers....
Uncovering governments’ extensive jurisdiction
May 22, 2018
Privacy today faces growing threats from the National Security Agency itself. Ironic right? Numerous government agencies, including the NSA, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Department of Homeland Security, as well as state and local law enforcement agencies, are encroaching in private communications....
Advancing technology causing digression in society?
May 22, 2018
Technology and its advancement has always been seen as creating a more and more civilized society. However, with the recent privacy issues with Facebook, that belief is being challenged. In March, news broke that Cambridge Analytica, which is a data firm with ties to President Donald Trump, had access...
May 22, 2018
Since 2013, the United States Army has been designing a full body armor suit with multiple uses. It was nicknamed the “Iron Man Suit” because of its look and abilities. This could also be because in Iron Man 2, the United States used Tony Stark’s Iron Man suit. In 2014, an American commando...
May 22, 2018
Nuclear weapons have been in the news quite a bit lately, for various reasons, one of which being the Iran Nuclear Deal. Essentially, the Iran Nuclear Deal, officially named the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, is an agreement between Iran and China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, the United...
The wedding that is “Meghan” a statement
May 20, 2018
At 5am EST, folks from all over the globe tuned in to see Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, marry American actress Meghan Markle, who is most commonly known for her role on Suits. This is a groundbreaking marriage for many reasons, including the fact that Markle is not only the first woman of color to...
Grayson McClendon, Staff Reporter
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Biology teacher Mrs. Clemmer describes freshman Rose-Marie Bina as “always having a smile on her face and always coming to class ready to work.” It is so hard to be able...
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Summer Anderson, Staff Reporter
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With June around the corner, many students and teachers are excited about the end of the school year and the start of summer. The beginning of summer is a huge month for...
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Savie Warren, Staff Reporter
May 24, 2018 • No Comments
As technology progresses and becomes more entwined with our lives, it seems that our privacy is being slowly eaten away. Edward Snowden, a federal agent who exposed the...
That’s what she said: In store shopping
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Seraphin Kibonge, Social Media Editor
May 22, 2018 • No Comments
When discussing Millbrook sports, lacrosse is not typically a sport that comes up. However, lacrosse is just as viable as many of the more popular sports, especially on...
Robbie Cicciari, Sports Editor
May 22, 2018 • No Comments
Beginning on May 5 with the Kentucky Derby, the hunt for the Triple Crown started. The Triple Crown is one of the rarest feats to be accomplished in American sports history,...
May 22, 2018
1985: Pete Rose makes history… again One of the best and most controversial baseball players...
NC Courage is the team to watch
May 15, 2018
The National Women’s Soccer League, or NWSL, has been around since its establishment in 2012. However,...
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