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Sarah Echols Staff Writer It used to be a common occurrence for food to be dropped off in the main office for students not only by parents, but also by food delivery services like Uber Eats. However, as of Monday, February 25, these food delivery services will no longer be allowed at Freeman. … Continue reading Students Now Prohibited from Ordering Lunch to School
Gretchen Neary Staff Writer Yesterday, love was in the air at Freeman. Many student were decked out in pink or red, a few carried around giant teddy bears and boxes of chocolate, and many fourth periods were interrupted by the Festival Choir singing “I Miss You” by Blink-182 or “He Could Be the One” … Continue reading Man on the Street: Valentine’s Day Edition
Caitlin McSorley Editor-in-Chief Freeman placed at the top of the Virginia High School League (VHSL) again— but this time for performing arts. Freeman’s One Act Cast and Crew received first runner-up for their performance “The Lottery” at the 5B Super Regional One Act Competition at Atlee High School on Friday Feb. 8. Additionally, junior Caroline … Continue reading VHSL One Act Competition: Freeman is First Runner-Up and Actors Win Awards
Riley Herscher Featured Writer Dragon young, from new eggs to growing spawnlings, are always protected by dragons. They always say never to threaten the egg of a dragon because not only will the parent retaliate, but other dragons will as well. It’s part of their lineage, it’s part of who they are. They’re defensive, protective, … Continue reading Creative Writing Meets Ceramics Story — Extended Back Page Feature
Monday Jan 28 was a teacher work day for Henrico County, and in lieu of the teacher protests that have sparked in California and West Virginia, teachers, staff, and students marched to Richmond's Capitol Hill to raise awareness for more funding in public schools. An article about the march will come out in our February … Continue reading Henrico Teachers and Students March to the Capitol in Support of #RedforEd
Above pictured: The Freeman wrestling team for the 2018-19 season. Megan McDonald Staff Writer “Wrestling is not for everyone,” said freshman Freeman wrestler Bradley Perkins. Wrestlers face a unique challenge that few non-wrestlers understand. To keep opponents evenly matched the sport organizes players into weight classes. Each team can only wrestle one person in each … Continue reading Stick to the Scale: A Wrestler’s Dilemma with Weight Management
Balazs Kaszala Staff Writer Freeman’s quiz bowl team is on track for another big year. After placing third in last year’s Class 5 Scholastic Bowl state championship, the Rebels are headed to the regional tournament again this year. Quiz Bowl captain and senior Will Chambers said that a lot of the traditional rivals have good … Continue reading The Rebels are Quizbowl Regional Winners Once More
