Students not able to take classes because of scheduling conflicts
Sam Bradley, ‘15
 
            You make choices on many things from what to wear, to picking out your classes . . . or do you? Around this time, scheduling struggles sweep through the hallways of Monmouth Regional. Students are having trouble fitting in the classes they want [...]

Dear Editor,
The February 2012 review of “The 39 Steps” by student Matt Yee seemed to miss the creative successes of the show. The professional reviewers from the Count Basie Theater’s “Basie” program had the following to say about our show: 
It is nice to see 100% agreement from all of the evaluators who critique any given [...]

The state government is trying to change the drop out age.
Editorial
Jake Newcomb
                February 2012, the New Jersey Assembly Panel approved a bill that would make it impossible to drop out of school until you were 18 years old. The current law is that people aged six to 16 are required to go to school, with [...]

A Library Going Down Hill
Matt Yee ‘13
 
            Most upper classmen can recall last year’s protest to keep the librarians Mrs. Eppinger and Mrs. DuBois after the budget cuts. The apparent compromise was to hire Mrs. Maye, the Media Specialist, who comes in only on Wednesdays to help students with the databases and finding resources, organize [...]

The new wave of reading
By: Eoin Wenger ‘13
                In this fast-paced world of technology, it’s hard not to get caught up in new things. Everyone wants the latest trends and products. In the past couple of years, the iPad and other competing tablets have been on the rise, and there’s no reason why they should [...]

Eoin Wenger – staff writer
 Alex Bevaqui, Senior: “I think it’s really annoying that everyday I leave early and people think it’s alright to just stop their cars and talk to their friends and block up the exits, because some people need to leave the school and get to work on time.”
 Ryan Wire, Junior : “I [...]

Junior and senior year are exciting for students. You can do a lot more things, and take some cool electives. But more important than anything else, you can avoid the bus and drive to school. The seniors are allowed to park in the south parking lot, and the juniors have a special “junior parking lot” [...]

Matt Yee – staff witer
 It’s all about money. That’s right. Money. This is the basic basis of the This is the basis of the Stop Online Piracy Act Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA). The act says that its intention is to stop users from stealing content (music, pictures pictures, movies, etc.) from the internet. Many [...]

                                                                                                       By Jake Newcomb
For the seniors of MRHS this year, it’s been a quick four years of going to this school. Many things have changed over the years. Many things have stayed the same. Change, has either seemed to be progress or a nuisance. Freshman year for us seniors seemed like hell, with the strict [...]