In 2019, we saw several games which gained some serious ground in popularity. However, 2020 has already promised to be a big year as companies begin to release next-generation gaming systems. From new...
MILA BARRY, Staff Writer, Editor
• February 25, 2020
February marks the start of the worst part of winter. We’re tired of the cold, but there are months of it to come, and the balmy days of summer seem impossibly far away. Luckily, there’s a way...
It’s been a fantastic month for the GHS Art Department.
GHS has had three Gold Key winners for the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards: Julia Amero for her Pelican Painting, Autumn Silva for her...
This weekend, O’Maley Middle School Drama Club will continue their run of Disney’s Frozen Jr, a musical that features all of the beloved songs from the blockbuster film. Two talented...
1917 is a film that is certainly bound to join the ranks of prestigious war movies such as Saving Private Ryan, Dunkirk, Full Metal Jacket, and Zero Dark Thirty.
The film follows two British soldiers,...
Walking through the halls of Gloucester High School, you are likely to hear a few different languages. Primarily, you will hear English. You are also likely to hear some Spanish, and perhaps, even a little...
EMILY PALK, Staff Writer, Editor
• January 14, 2020
2019 made a major impact on modern movies and television, and it is clear that 2020 has some exciting new content being released throughout the year. Here is a compiled list of ten movies and ten TV shows...
In October of 2019 former Disney star Selena Gomez released her heartfelt singles ‘Lose You To Love Me’ and ‘Look at Her Now’ to announce her comeback to the music industry.
Her new songs...
2019 was a very busy year for music. The year has been nothing short of entertaining, with albums from the likes of Kanye West, Lana Del Ray, Tyler the Creator, and Bon Iver to name a few. However many...
EMILY PALK, Staff Writer, Editor
• November 20, 2019
The GHS Theatre Program is travelling back to the 1940s to tell a story of power and perseverance in the face of struggle. “Antigone In Munich: The Sophie Scholl Story” by Claudia Haas follows the...
MILA BARRY, Staff Writer, Editor
• November 13, 2019
As winter begins to set in, it’s time to start cooking our favorite cold weather treats --and who doesn’t love a piping hot dumpling? For Edible Histories this November we’re exploring baozi, the...
If you’re looking for a good scare this Halloween, then check out these classic horror movies and thrillers.
Over the years, horror movies have evolved from psychologically scary to horrific gore....
