About The Commentator
What Do You Like Most About Hudson Catholic?
November 10, 2018 | Multiple Writers
There are pros and cons in every situation, so of course, there are pros and cons to school. Everyone has a different opinion on how they feel about school. Some love it and have the most … Read More
Poetry: “Ash”
November 10, 2018 | Sofie AlexanderThe blood rushing.
Rushing so fast to my pounding heart in order to help with the fear I have to experience.
The shaking of my hands and the bumps that go all over my body to keep the blood inside … Read More
The Athlete Spotlight: Essence Carson
November 10, 2018 | Jabarria BrownEssence Carson is a WNBA superstar who currently plays for the LA Sparks. She started playing basketball when she was 11 years old. She attended Paterson Eastside High School in New Jersey where she played basketball and went … Read More
Speech: Why My Vote Matters
November 5, 2018 | Arlette Huesca 1Click play on the audio above to hear our Politics and Lifestyle Editor, Arlette Huesca ’19, give a rousing speech on the importance of voting. The full text of her speech can be found below.
“We hold these … Read More
What’s So Scary?
October 30, 2018 | Multiple WritersAs the leaves grow browner and the breeze gets colder, Halloween approaches. Pumpkins carved and streets dimly lit, the youth nationwide anticipates the scariest month of the year. Boo! Happy Halloween!
The monsters under your bed, … Read More
Nikki Haley’s Unexpected Resignation
October 28, 2018 | Sofie AlexanderNikki Haley, the United States Ambassador to the United Nations, announced her resignation from her position with President Donald Trump on October 9, 2018. A press conference was held in the White House, D.C, that Tuesday morning, in which … Read More
Delightful or Distasteful?
October 27, 2018 | Aaliyah PachecoWhen is a Halloween costume too much? As a society, we should know what to wear and what not to wear for this holiday. Some costumes can be perceived on social media as fun, but also careless and offensive to … Read More
Poetry: “Halloween Night”
October 26, 2018 | The Commentator
T’was the week before All Hallow’s eve,
I was scared and couldn’t breathe.
As the monster emerges closely,
It’s a battle for my life mostly.
Watching my back as I run to the door,
But the door isn’t there … Read More
Poetry: “Toxicity”
October 26, 2018 | Multiple Writers
Girl: “I’m as pure as water
Can’t you realize I’m someone’s daughter?”
Girl: “Once I give you love, you’ll just trade it away
Know that I’m a woman who has things to say.”
Boy: “Even water … Read More
Poetry: “My Hair”
October 19, 2018 | AnonymousMy hair is my crown
Something I will not let fall down
There were times where I was ashamed
To embrace my voluminous mane
Thought I looked like a beast
Who hadn’t been slain
Or a wild animal … Read More
Opinion: It’s Time to Allow Phones in School
October 19, 2018 | Itzilli Florencio
Our phones are a big part of our lives. From setting off our alarms in the morning, to ordering food, to endlessly scrolling through our social media feed, there is seemingly no end to the … Read More
Who Should Star in Space Jam 2?
October 16, 2018 | Brianna MacKayJust a little less than a month ago, it was announced that NBA superstar, and one of the best players to ever play in the league, LeBron James would be the star of the sequel to the 1996 hit movie Space Jam. … Read More
Personal Essay: Sliding Doors
October 16, 2018 | Pamela RodriguezI still remember that chilly September morning in which the airport doors slid open and I was welcomed to a foreign land. Just hours prior I was bidding farewell to the prickling sun and clear blue waters of … Read More
Poetry: “Because I Love You”
October 15, 2018 | Kayla McKinnonBecause I love you I’ll drop
Everything to make sure you’re okay
And by the chance that you aren’t
I’ll stay by your side until you’re you
Again
Because I love you I’ll support every decision because
You do … Read More
Poetry: “Switch”
October 12, 2018 | Sofia SantosThere it goes! The machine that tread.
Labels carelessly placed and its scratches bruised,
with its unfinished polish, its capacity abused.
Its thin foil shreds have undergone many amends,
with once robust members now of awkward joint bends.
Trudging, … Read More