by Ty Avery Suburban boys’ baseball, accompanied by a new coaching staff, retake the field after a strenuous off-season preparing to take on the new competition in their new division. Suburban ended their final season in Division II last year with a record of 8-8 and plans to enter their new d … [Read more...]
Womens’ NHL protests pay discrepancy
April 10, 2017 by
by Maddie Levans On March 21, the United States Women’s Ice Hockey team was set to arrive in Plymouth, Michigan, for the IIHF World Championship; however, the team never showed up for their check-in. Out of protest, the players are boycotting the IIHF World Championship due to the enormous w … [Read more...]
Cosmetics industry gets a makeover
April 10, 2017 by
by Madeline Abel Recently, there have been many new makeup releases making their way online and onto shelves everywhere. A lot of these new releases are from makeup brands collaborating with Youtube stars to make unique and personalized products for their subscribers. Jeffree Star Cosmetics … [Read more...]
YS boys’ LAX tops the charts
April 10, 2017 by
by Julia Chojnacki The boys’ lacrosse team began their season with many successful wins and a close loss against Central. Also, YS Boys’ lax players have been named the top in the state in various categories, competing with hundreds of other players, over the last couple weeks. Junior captain … [Read more...]
Rabbit hole leads to Templar cave
March 29, 2017 by
by Sumahid Chowdhury In the Caynton Cave, near Shifnal, in Shropshire, a farmer found a rabbit hole which turned out to a sanctuary belonging to the Knights Templar. Inside lies a network of hallways, arches, and walkways. The grotto was described as cramp with spiders as the only … [Read more...]
March Madness bounces toward finals
March 29, 2017 by
March Madness has been a standing tradition in the realm of spring sports. The hype for March Madness is growing each year, with anticipation for the event rivaling that of the Stanley Cup or Superbowl playoffs. Now that March has begun, it's time for basketball to shine and capture the attention of … [Read more...]
Trump continues to attempt to fulfill campaign promises
March 29, 2017 by
By Drue Allison The beginning of a presidential term is a time for change and, in some cases, confusion. So far, Trump has tried to reform health care, had his campaigners investigated wiretapping in Trump towers, and marking up the budget for the year. The first of the events is the reform … [Read more...]
Softball Pitches Fast Ones Into Home Plate
March 29, 2017 by
by Drue Allison The softball team has been shaping up for the upcoming season. Lead by coach Jen Weitzel, the team is a mix of all grades and skill levels. This diversity of players help to build a strong team that will go far this season. Sophomore Zoe Prats, who play shortstop and third base … [Read more...]
German IV students visit Holocaust Museum
March 29, 2017 by
by Maddie Levans On March 20, German IV students had the opportunity to visit the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C. Junior Katie Hill described the experience as eye-opening. She explained the specific structure of the museum, including what each of the four floors … [Read more...]
YS Swim Team Makes its Mark at PIAA State Meet
March 27, 2017 by
by Madeline Abel On Wednesday, March 15 and Thursday, March 16, the York Suburban swim team competed in the the PIAA state swim meet. Both the boys’ and girls’ team traveled to Bucknell University in Lewisburg, PA where they swam for the top spots in the state along with over one hundred schools. … [Read more...]