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Covington Student Nick Sandmann Should Not be Defended

Abigail Lee, Reporter March 21, 2019

On January 18, 2019, Covington Catholic High School students were shown on video to be in a conflict with Native American Nathan Phillips. Nick Sandmann, who claims to have been unfairly targeted by news...

Editorial: “Students Don’t Shed Their Rights at the Schoolhouse Gate”

Elena Lee, Reporter January 29, 2019

The U.S. Bill of Rights states “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the...

Editorial: Immigration is Crucial to America’s Economy

Laurel Fleszar, Reporter January 8, 2019

Hamdi Ulukaya was born in Kurdistan in 1972. In 1994, he came to America to study English. Afterwards, he stayed and created a multi-million dollar company. His business, Chobani, is the best-selling Greek...

Editorial: Harvard lawsuit should not target Affirmative Action

Abigail Lee, Reporter December 11, 2018

A pending lawsuit against Harvard University by Asian Americans could significantly alter Affirmative Action as it exists today. In 2014, Students for Fair Admissions filed a lawsuit on behalf of Asian...

The graph from the CIRCLE shows the increase in youth voter turnout from the low 20 percents to a historic 31 percent in the 2018 midterm election. (CIRCLE)

Editorial: Young Voters Make All The Difference

Olivia Bratton, Editorial Editor December 4, 2018

Now more than ever, the ball is in our court. Young voters account for half of the voting population, and their opinions and votes are finally rocking the nation. Recently, issues rising in politics...

Editorial: Supreme Court Nominations Should Have More Elaborate Investigations

Laurel Fleszar, Reporter November 9, 2018

In late 2018, the United States of America was abuzz with news about Brett Kavanaugh. A man accused of sexual assault who is now one of the nine highest judges in America. While he has numerous accomplishments,...

The first issue of the Broadcaster newsletter is pictured on October 30, 2018.  After a five year hiatus, The Broadcaster returned to print.  (Broadcaster/Robert Sterner)

The Broadcaster is back in print!

It's a day I didn't think would happen. The Broadcaster is back in print.
Robert Sterner, Advisor October 30, 2018
It's a day I didn't think would happen. The Broadcaster is back in print.

Editorial: It’s Time To End Columbus Day

Elena Lee, Reporter October 26, 2018

Imagine celebrating a holiday dedicated to someone who was responsible for the enslavement of an entire nation, taking advantage of the people inhabiting any land they may have discovered. Picture that...

Editorial: Millennial? Gen X? Casting a Ballot in November is vital

Kieran Hogan, Reporter October 23, 2018

Another election season is now upon us. On November 6, millions of Americans will head to the polls to cast their ballots in races that will decide both national and state congressmen. You should, too....

Why Women, Minorities, and Republicans Should Not Vote Perry

Brooke Daniels, Editor In Chief October 22, 2018

Scott Perry is running for U.S. Congress, and should not be elected by any Pennsylvanians. Perry valiantly defends gun laws, desires heightened taxes for the middle-class, and the expansion of “jobs”...

HHS Lunches Should Be Longer

Olivia Bratton, Editorials Editor October 17, 2018

At 10:54 AM, the first of the three chaotic Hershey High School lunches begins. Out of the seven hours that HHS students spend focused on school work, the teenagers only have a total of 30 minutes...

Editorial: Why athletes shouldn’t “stick to sports”

Kieran Hogan, Reporter May 30, 2018

In the last several years, a growing number of professional athletes have decided not to “stick to sports”, but rather support what they believe is right. The phrase “stick to sports” has become...

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