Prose Poem: “Breaking News”

“In Breaking News, today there has been a school shooting. 13 people have been killed and 24 people have been wounded.” On April 20, 1999, the nation felt the first wrath of horror. The students of Columbine High School thought … Read More

Take Back Your Life

As humans, we inevitably face conflict in our daily lives. Adversity has the potential to alter your life negatively. These events appear in unpredictable ways that are out of our control. However, we have the power to decide whether or … Read More

Opinion: Listen Up!

Hudson Catholic is once again holding the Homecoming dance and looking for people to attend. It was originally scheduled for November 2, with at least 100 people required to sign up. 

This, however, was a failure. Homecoming had to be … Read More

Spirit Week 2019

Spirit week of 2019 was held from October 21 to October 25. It is an event in which is done every year as apart of Hudson Catholic tradition. Students can express themselves through clothing as opposed to wearing school uniforms … Read More

Democratic Primary Frontrunner Profiles

1. Former Vice President Joe Biden – Biden is currently in the lead in the 2020 democratic race, polling in at an average of 26% of voters. Biden was previously behind Elizabeth Warren in polling, but due to the recent impeachment … Read More

Molecule Master Marmora

By Connor McCall and Juan Teira

Every student at Hudson Catholic has seen Mr. Marmora in his famous book store on the first floor or even teaching in room 319. What many don’t know is how Mr. Marmora came up … Read More

How Clean Are Your Hands?

If there is nothing visible on your hands they’re clean, right? Wrong.

Many people don’t understand the concept behind bacteria and viruses. We come in contact with the dirtiest of the dirtiest on a daily basis, but would never realize … Read More

A Letter from the Student Council President

Dear Students: 

Throughout my years at Hudson Catholic Regional High School, along with my fellow classmates I have created bonds, met some of the greatest people, and made unforgettable memories. We’ve built a community, and as your student body … Read More

Dual Enrollment Program Enters Second Year

Earning college credits before graduating from high school is incredibly beneficial for students. It affords them a greater chance to get into the colleges to which they apply and expedites the completion of core requirements.

This year, the St. … Read More

Boy, Oh Boy!

It is no secret that Mrs. Lisa Matrale, Hudson Catholic English teacher, has given birth to a beautiful baby boy, Joseph Matrale. When speaking to The Commentator, she dished on her life with this two-month-old bundle of joy.

Many parents go … Read More

The PSAT is Near

On October 16, 2019, Hudson Catholic will be administering the PSAT to the junior class at approximately 8 a.m. in the gymnasium. 

The Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, more familiarly known as the PSAT, is given to all high school sophomore … Read More

The Masks

For the past month, seniors in Ms. Ferdinandi’s World Litersature class have been reading a novel called Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe as part of their curriculum. After finishing the book, they were assigned a project based on the novel, and many … Read More

Michael Jackson: The Man in the Mirror

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The Commentator Editorial Team

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, chances are you’ve heard the … Read More

Polar Vortex 2019

In times of extreme weather, it is important to remain inside, stay safe, and keep warm, as best you can. Read More

Does Intention Matter?: A Guide to Genuine Kindness

As we reminisce on the preceding holiday season, many of us are putting to good use the presents we received from our loved ones, as well as silently gloating at the impressive ones we gave in return. There is no … Read More