The End of the Bongiorno Era

By Connor McCall and Juan Teira

At one time or another, everyone has seen Mr. Bongiorno standing outside of his room at the end of the second floor hallway. Whether he was yelling at freshmen to get to class or … Read More

The Then and Now of Dogecoin

What is the deal with Dogecoin? What even is it?

First of all, Dogcoin is a crptocurrency.

It started out as a joke back in 2013, based on the popular meme of the Shiba Inu, a Japanese breed of dog. … Read More

The Secret to Success

Are you a high heel, sneaker, or boot? It doesn’t matter because we’re going to talk about all three.

Anyone can dress nice and acquire the drip, but if we’re really talking; the shoes say it all. The key is … Read More

She’s A Mighty Hawk

The junior guard, Soraya Ortiz, is one unique player for the Hudson Catholic Lady Hawks Basketball Team. Averaging 8 points a game, and playing for about 20 minutes, she’s a fierce competitor who’s in love with the sport. 

Soraya is … Read More

Poem: “I”

I…

I just want to be free

I want to fly

I want to succeed

I need to stop stressing

I should try harder

I try to do my best

I feel lonely yet surrounded 

I am polite 

I hate … Read More

Ms. Vyzas: Hello & Goodbye

By Sofia Gellada & Christine Brioso

In the midst of the highs and lows of the pandemic, Hudson Catholic welcomed a new faculty member for the school year 2020-2021.

Ms. Christina Vyzas graduated from Wesleyan University where she majored … Read More

Matching Colors: Where to Start?

When constructing an outfit, visualization, color coordination, and materials all matter. Visualization is the easiest to achieve.

When you see something you like online or in a shop, you want to think back to clothes you may have and … Read More

Fast Fashion, Pollution Disaster

The fashion industry is one riddled with vulnerabilities, whether it be exploitation of poor economies, or supply chain disruption.

Logistics of clothing is one of the largest pools of money; but like a lot of modern industries, they are … Read More

Op-Ed: Let’s Not Move On

NOTE: This piece reflects the views of its author(s). It does not represent the views of The Commentator staff as a whole, nor is it intended to represent the opinion of Hudson Catholic Regional High School.

We might not realize … Read More

Dangerous New Virus Being Studied

Did we get your attention with the misleading headline and image?

Welcome to our Journalism class experiment. The virus we’re studying is misinformation and disinformation.

Misleading and deceptive content is being spread from person to person at an alarming … Read More

Rowdy Riley

Standing 5 feet and 11 inches tall, weighing 184 pounds… it’s Hudson Catholic’s Defensive End, #51… Jalen Riley! 

“I’ve been playing football for 7 years now.” I saw it on tv and I was like, I could do that,” Riley … Read More

Five Black History Heroes You’ve Probably Never Heard Of

Garret Morgan:

Garret Morgan was an African American inventor and businessman who started off as a sewing machine mechanic. He opened up a repair shop, and later a tailor shop with his wife after parenting his revamped and enhanced sewing … Read More

Opinion: Our Children Aren’t Learning

The past year has been unforgettable to say the least. The results of the continuous spread of COVID-19 have been catastrophic and have resulted in life changing drastically for everyone. For almost a year now our lives have been different. … Read More

Opinion: Progressivism in Sports

NOTE: This piece reflects the views of its author(s). It does not represent the views of The Commentator staff as a whole, nor is it intended to represent the opinion of Hudson Catholic Regional High School.

Progressivism is something that … Read More

Is Prom Worth It?

Transitioning from middle school to high school is pretty epic. Going from doing everything as a class under adult supervision 24/7 to walking to the cafeteria with a few friends while Snapchatting is a very big difference. 

As a high … Read More