Fighting the Quarantine Funk
Alexis Giobbi, Contributor
May 20, 2020
As a high school senior, I was not thrilled to hear that I would be spending the rest of the year doing online lessons from my bedroom, or that prom, graduation, and my senior year dance recital were cancelled. I did not react totally reasonably, unless it is considered reasonable to stay in bed for...
SV plans shift in schedule
Emilee Neuman, Contributor
April 30, 2020
Seneca Valley, a school who prides themselves on change and improvement, has recently made the decision to switch to block scheduling, starting with the class of 2022. Instead of a nine-period day of forty-two-minute classes, the school board has decided to have nine-period days on Mondays, even-numbere...
Oasis: Thirsty for a outreach
Sophia Kunkel, Contributor
March 5, 2020
Juice boxes are not all the recently formed Oasis Club has to offer. Also called Christian Fellowship Club, Oasis provides a stress-free atmosphere that welcomes everyone. Senior Myles Weaver, one of the original founders of Oasis, describes the club as being one of community building and outreach, while...
Throwback Thursday!
Evelyn Vogel, Contributor
February 21, 2020
This week’s Throwback Thursday is a musical enthusiast, endeavoring cook, and explorer…outside of her career, of course. Growing up, she was incredibly talkative and social; working hard in school, participating in extracurriculars, and savoring the information she learned. It was, in part, thi...
February 14, just another day
Mariam Abbas, Contributor
February 14, 2020
Valentine’s Day. A day to share love with others through material items that you bought in a store. Those are the same items you will throw away in two weeks. Sometimes, you will throw them away immediately after taking that perfect picture to commemorate the day you expressed love through a heart...
Throw Back Thursday!
Evelyn Vogel, Contributor
February 13, 2020
Give me a M! Give me a C! Give me a G! O! U! R… okay you get the point. Rocking the Erie McDowell cheerleading uniform is Seneca Valley's very own Mrs. McGourty in her sophomore year of high school. Sitting next to her is another Family and Consumer Science (FACS) teacher, Mindy Marshal, who works...
Reading to Win
Sophia Kunkel, Contributor
February 10, 2020
The Seneca Valley Library Club, The Dumbledorks, who took a win in the Butler Reading Competition in November, have begun gearing up for their next competition set to take place February 26. In the win at Butler, The Dumboldorks raced against the both the clock and eight other schools to place first...
Throw Back Thursday!
Evelyn Vogel, Contributor
January 30, 2020
That’s right, featured in our first ever Throwback Thursday is Mr. Ruggeri! The honors history teacher is renowned for his captivating lectures that provide an entertaining insight into various historical events, but what was he like before he became a fan favorite staff member? As fate would have...
Moore withdraws consideration due to ‘unrelenting attacks’
Nikolaus Schuster, Contributor
May 28, 2019
“Steve Moore, a great pro-growth economist and a truly fine person has decided to withdraw from the Fed process,” tweeted President Donald Trump after Stephen Moore withdrew his name from consideration to be on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. Stephen Moore, the Founding President of the Club...
Vote for SV to win Custom Culture Vans Competition
Sydney Gibson, Senior Editor
April 29, 2019
Vans created a division of their company called Vans Custom Culture that aims to inspire and empower students to express themselves and use their creativity. They started a national competition of high schools that customized blank Vans shoes to a specific theme. The different pairs of shoes are then...
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