Typhoon Mangkhut’s Path of Destruction

Typhoon Mangkhut, or locally known as “Bagyong Ompong,” landed on several parts of the Philippines and severe damage took place.

It has been confirmed that the death toll across the northern part of the country … Read More

How To Be An Empowering Woman

Speak out

Learn to say how you feel and always speak out on issues that you feel are worth speaking out on.

Learn to say no

It’s a great skill to know how to say no. When you do not … Read More

Spring Pep Rally

On May 14, 2018, Hudson Catholic held their last Pep Rally of the year, and the theme was class colors.

Seniors wore blue, Juniors wore red, Sophomores wore green, and the freshman wore yellow.

“The Pep Rally was fun,” … Read More

Op-Ed: A Tale of Two Presidents

On June 17, 1972, five burglars were arrested at the Watergate complex in Washington D.C., starting the domino effect of putting together, piece by piece, the corrupt operation of the administration of former President Richard … Read More

Put A Ring On It!

On April 18, 2018 at 7 pm, Hudson Catholic held its annual junior ring ceremony across the street at St. Aedan’s Church.

The guests were greeted at the door by our peer ministers before the mass began.

“It … Read More

NY Firefighter Hero Dies

On Thursday of March 23, 2018, America lost one of their bravest and strongest firefighter heroes, Michael Davidson. Davidson was killed while battling a five-alarm fire inside the basement of a Harlem apartment building.

Davidson, 37, left behind his wife … Read More

Student Council Elections Are Underway

The Student Council campaigns are underway and the competition is fierce.

This year, there will be three teams running for the Student Council. Each team has 5 positions which include the president, vice president, treasurer, and two secretaries. Teams will … Read More

Man Down

On Sunday, March 18, 2018, 22-year-old Stephon Clark was shot dead in his grandparents’ backyard by police officers in Sacramento, CA. The police officers involved in this shooting are on administrative leave.

That evening police officers received a call stating … Read More

Gun Violence in 2018 (So Far)

We have been living in 2018 for fewer than 100 days and there have already been over 20 school shootings in America, putting us on pace to have the most school shootings in a year, ever. These shootings have … Read More

Betsy DeVos on 60 Minutes

Does our secretary of education know how schools work?

Last Sunday, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos appeared on the CBS television program 60 Minutes in an interview conducted by journalist Lesley Stahl. As the interview progressed, things got awkward–fast. It appeared … Read More

Kate Upton’s Personal #MeToo Story

On January 31, 2018, supermodel and actress Kate Upton started a nationwide conversation with just one tweet.

She wrote, “It’s disappointing that such an iconic women’s brand @Guess is still empowering Paul Marciano as their creative director #metoo.” This … Read More

Hawk College Commitments

As the school year comes closer to an end, seniors are eager to graduate and attend the college of their choice. Although most students are still undecided on where to go, there are many that have already decided.

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Hudson Catholic Basketball Defeats Dickinson

Despite the absence of Hudson Catholic Basketball star senior Louis King, the team still managed to defeat Dickson 85-65. The game was tight throughout the first half with Hudson Catholic only leading by 7 points. The Hawks used … Read More

How To Get on Track for A Great Third Quarter

So the third marking period has finally begun. Are you ready? If you clicked on this article you probably began the first and second marking period on a rocky start and have no idea how to fix it. … Read More

Time’s Up at the Golden Globes

A night that is usually filled with glitz and glamour was submerged in a sea of black in support of the #TimesUp movement that focuses on recognizing victims of sexual assault.

On Sunday, January … Read More