Mia Fuller Arts and Entertainment Editor On Jan. 20, Drake released two singles in preparation for his rumored upcoming project, Scary Hours. The release of these songs was unknown to awaiting fans, who have been without new music since Drake’s playlist, More Life, in March of 2017. The music world jumped when the rapper posted … Continue reading Attention Drake fans – the wait is finally over.
Molly Herring Features Editor Freeman Junior Works Hard To End Hunger The giving season is winding down, and the generous spirit that was contagious in the community is beginning to falter. Most people fail to realize that the holiday spirit fails to stock food banks and shelters in the summer and spring. Need is not … Continue reading Junior Strives To Feed The World
Grace Powers Staff Writer The clock is counting down, and the competition is fierce. Macroeconomics students are going head-to-head in the annual simulated stock market challenge. Students who are not in macroeconomics have also joined the simulation to see if they can win. In this game, students are given $100,000 to invest in stock. They … Continue reading DSF Stock Market Challenge
Dave Porter Former Sports Editor, Class of 2005 Note: the following is a letter to the Editor and not an article by a current staff member. To write a letter to the Editor, email contact@dsfcommentator.org or visit the contact page. I am in full agreement with Caroline Daniel's editorial "Emotional Abuse Courtesy of Our Education … Continue reading Agreement with Abolition of Class Rank, a Letter to the Editor
Caroline Daniel Editor-in-Chief As every Freeman senior knows, the day class rank is released is full of emotion. Excitement, because you’ve worked hard and you want to see that hard work pay off. Nerves, because you know that 400 other students are being ranked too—and there’s no way to know how you’ll compare with them. … Continue reading Emotional Abuse Courtesy of Our Education System
Lauren Bruns Staff Writer Super Bowl Sunday is finally here and the Patriots are going to win it all. Super Bowl LII is previewing to be a potential classic in the history of the title game as the Patriots and Eagles face off in an anxiously anticipated event. However, history has already been made as … Continue reading Opinion: The Patriots will win the Super Bowl, here’s how…
The Commentator Staff Why Patriots? Integrity is overrated. What matters is success, and the Patriots have it in spades. Why would you root for the underdog, a team overcoming genuine adversity after losing their starting quarterback and that’s playing with passion and heart, when you could support a soulless machine devoid of human feeling? Have … Continue reading Dynasty or Underdogs? The Commentator Staff Weighs in on Super Bowl LII
