NHS Mentoring: An Inside Look

The Commentator got a chance to speak with senior National Honor Society member Daniel Saroop about the organization’s new mentorship program, introduced for academic year 2016-2017.

“I feel that NHS Mentoring is going to be a pretty interesting experience,” said … Read More

We’re Back Already?

Put that beach bag away and pull out that book bag, because guess what? It’s time for school!

On Monday September 12, 2016, Hudson Catholic had its first full day of school for the 2016-2017 academic year. All Hawks, from … Read More

Student Council Welcomes Class of 2020

Dear Hudson Catholic Class of 2020:

Welcome to our Hudson Catholic family!

We are the 2016/2017 Hudson Catholic Student Council. A few years ago we were in the same position as you are today. We really didn’t know how we … Read More

Why I’m a Feminist and You Should Be Too

If given the opportunity to change one thing about the world, what is it that you would change?

Most people responded to this question with short boilerplate phrases such as “End poverty,” “Stop world hunger,” or “Make world peace.” All … Read More

Team Lisbeth Wins Student Council Election 2016

After a nail-biter campaign season, students cast their votes in homeroom today and elected Team Lisbeth for student council 2016-2017. 

Lisbeth Rodriguez will serve as President, along with Dana Picinich as Vice President and Giovanni Marmora as Treasurer. Isabella Ventimiglia … Read More

To Incoming Freshmen, From An Almost Sophomore

One day it was the first day of my freshman year, then the next day I woke up and the year was almost over. At least, that’s how it feels. The year has gone by so quickly. These past couple … Read More

Letters from the Senior Editors

Who would’ve thought that Journalism would be the best class of the year? School has never been my forte, let alone writing, yet this year something was different. I signed up for Journalism expecting another basic course about how journalism … Read More

Senior Prom 2016 Recap

That “perfect” night that everyone was waiting for has come to an end. The endless preparation, decisions about what to wear, and thoughts of how you really want to look are over. All of it is now just cherished memories.

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Review: Captain America Civil War

Political pressure mounts to install a system of accountability when the actions of the Avengers lead to collateral damage. The new status quo deeply divides members of the team. Captain America (Chris Evans) believes superheroes should remain free to defend … Read More

Yes, Race Still Matters

When Thomas Jefferson voiced America’s outrage at British oppression, he wrote, “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty … Read More

17 New NHS Members Make Hudson Proud

Hudson Catholic’s National Honor Society Induction Ceremony was held on Thursday, April 14, at St. Aedan’s Church.

The National Honor Society is known for recognizing students who embody all it takes to rise above their peers and act as true … Read More

Track Star Terrell Bush Wins Big

The Commentator recently sat down with senior track star and former Hudson Catholic defensive back Terrell Bush for a one-on-one interview.

Bush is still celebrating his big wins in Kearny on Saturday, April 9. He earned four gold medals in … Read More

Take Me Out to the Prom Game: A Softball Girl’s Guide

ATTENTION ALL PROM GOERS! The prom season is here! Everyone should hustle to the dress and tux shops, and be smart at the plate to pick the perfect date. No one wants to strike out during this important season in … Read More

Hudson Catholic Hosts 26th Annual Forensic Speech Competition

This past weekend, the halls of Hudson were alive with the sounds of spoken word.

Hudson Catholic hosted its 26th annual Forensic Speech Competition on Saturday, April 9, 2016. For local students in grades 5-8, articulation, elocution, and eloquence were … Read More

How to Survive Prom Season

Some believe that prom is the most important day of a high schooler’s career. Those people are wrong. That day is graduation day.

For those of us who are just trying to have a fun, memorable night without stressing out … Read More