Ms. Gamgort, Business and Beyond
February 4, 2020
As she continues to educate students from grades nine through twelve, more qualities can describe Ms. Corin Gamgort, beyond being a business teacher. It is even proven that Gamgort has a kind disposition. Freshmen Christine Audia and Isabella Gudin validate her friendly personality and welcoming attit...
Hills students make change with community awareness project battling anti-Semitism
Larissa Aquaviva, Staff Writer
January 16, 2020
Dubbed the Pyramid of Hope, the orange pyramid diagram has five sections that indicate the steps for everyone to be able to get involved to combat anti-Semitism. The pyramid can be seen in the picture to the right. The steps to combat the issue grow more difficult as you climb the pyramid and as the sections decrease in size; however, no matter the difficulty of the step each one is just as important as the last. As you make your way up the pyramid the steps, in order, are: Recognize, Understand, Advocate, Educate, and Act
Australia burning
January 12, 2020
Thousands of people have lost their homes, their lives, and have been uprooted and forced to evacuate.
Students soar at DECA
January 12, 2020
The more we work towards the goal of Nashville, the stronger we become as a team, and that’s been very apparent this year,” Boyajian said.
Escalation in Iran
January 6, 2020
When Pascack Hills students woke up last Friday, the last thing that they expected was the news that our country might very soon be launched into a war that will change lives. An airstrike at Bagdad’s International Airport, set in motion by executive order of President Trump, has killed Iran...
Wrestling home opener
December 19, 2019
Mr. Bucco’s Wrestling team is getting ready for another season, with their first match against Don Bosco tonight at 7pm. “We’ve got some good players in all the different weight classes that can win us matches. That’s always good,” said sophomore, varsity wrestler, Michael Frangos. ...
Bolstered by New Jersey Senator, US Senate Votes Unanimously to Recognize Armenian Genocide
December 17, 2019
On October 29, 2019, the US House of Representatives passed a resolution recognizing Turkey’s genocide against Armenians during World War I. With 405 representatives in favor and only 11 against it, the resolution, though largely symbolic, represented an emotional victory for Armenian-Americans as well as a fir...
Hills Hoops: Boys Freshman, Junior Varsity, and Varsity
Michael Bease, Sports Writer
December 13, 2019
The freshman, junior varsity, and varsity boys basketball players all have different motivations for playing the game. Yet, what they all have in common is their dedication to being a Pascack Hills athlete. "I want to be a three season athlete, and am doing lacrosse in the spring. I have enjoyed ba...
The Jersey City Shooting: It Wasn’t By Accident
December 13, 2019
On December 10th, 2019, Jersey City experienced a shooting that shook the community, as well as the state, to its core. Gunfire started at 12:30 pm, and the prolonged back-and-forth fire lasted nearly two hours. Schools were placed on lockdown and streets cleared as the residents of Jersey City listen...
New Theater Director Tackles Pressure and Performance at Pascack Hills
December 10, 2019
The Pascack Hills Theatre club recently presented their fall production, Under Pressure, and they are now able to celebrate the outcome of the show with a brand new director, Ms. Allison Andresini. Although having big shoes to fill from their previous director, Allison took on an innovative, cre...
The Importance of Project Paterson
December 9, 2019
Tis’ the season to spread the holiday spirit by giving rather than just receiving. Although many children have the expectation that they will get gifts during the holidays, the reality is that many can only dream about having that luxury. “Project Paterson is a community service club at Pascack Hills...
Study Hall and Physical Education
December 8, 2019
“There has to be something that can relieve some of this after-school work. Between sports and doing work for tough classes, there just doesn’t seem to be enough time in the day,” student-athlete George Geanopulos said.
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