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Election 2024 Special Edition
Election 2024 Special Edition
Sports
The Tigers beat Scarsdale in the Section 1 Class AA Finals.
Mamaroneck Football’s Historic Season
Senior and Johns Hopkins Commit Catherine D’Arcy led the tigers to victory.
Mamaroneck Field Hockey Takes the New York State Title for the Second Year in a Row
News
President Donald Trump at one of his campaign rallies.
Trump’s Second Term: What the First Few Months Will Look Like
Emily Scobie, News Section Editor • January 10, 2025

On November 5th, 2024, America elected its 47th president. Despite mixed feelings on the newly reelected president, one emotion remains constant across America for many: uncertainty about what is to come.   As...

Zoe Stahl (’25) attending a REALM fundraiser at the historic Mott House to raise money for a memorial dedicated to the enslaved people of Mamaroneck.
Two OCRA Seniors Create a Historic Walking Trail
January 6, 2025
Sound Seafood is located just across the street from MHS!
Sound Seafood: Local Family Brings Fresh Seafood To Our Community
December 27, 2024
The Neversink Reservoir in New York remains heavily depleated even after recent storms.
Three Month Long Drought Strikes Mamaroneck
December 27, 2024
MHS and Hommocks students on stage at Radio City Music Hall.
MHS Music Department Performs at Radio City Music Hall
December 25, 2024
Features
New Years’ Resolutions Around MHS
Gabby Robb O'Hagan and Claire Reilly • December 31, 2024

Every year on December 31st, people across the country prepare for the New Year, celebrating with friends and families, attending elaborate events, and watching the iconic Times Square Ball Drop. Despite...

¿Cuán significativa es la música festiva para nuestros maestros y estudiantes en MHS?
December 25, 2024
How Teachers Plan To Spend Their Holidays
December 25, 2024
Arts & Leisure
Mamaroneck’s Favorite Classic Holiday Films
December 26, 2024
Trending Stories
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Sound Seafood is located just across the street from MHS!

Sound Seafood: Local Family Brings Fresh Seafood To Our Community

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Zoe Stahl (’25) attending a REALM fundraiser at the historic Mott House to raise money for a memorial dedicated to the enslaved people of Mamaroneck.

Two OCRA Seniors Create a Historic Walking Trail

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The "Murda" chant is often accompanied by students pointing towards the athletes, as pictured above at last year's homecoming football game.

The History of “Murda,” Mamaroneck’s Controversial Student Chant

Read the latest edition ~ STRIPED!
Back To School
Back To School
Op/Ed
A representation of the amount of work put on students before the holidays.
Pre-break Pressure
Leading up to winter break, courses intensify, causing students more stress.
Ethan Arfield, Website Editor • December 26, 2024

It is Monday of the week before winter break. You blankly stare at your homework. Your eyes glaze over after hours spent on homework. You can’t wait for the break to start: to see friends, family, and...

When do the Holidays Start?
December 26, 2024
Merry Christmas vs. Happy Holidays
December 26, 2024
Meet the Staff
Hayley Ganis
Hayley Ganis
Editorial Executive Editor (Website)

Hayley Ganis is the Executive Editor (Website) of the Globe. She is a senior and this is her third year on staff. Outside of the Globe, she is on the Varsity Girls Tennis Team, the President of the Women's...

Riley Schapiro
Riley Schapiro
Reporter

Riley Schapiro is a junior on the Globe staff and joined the team during her sophomore year. Outside of the Globe, Riley plays tennis and loves to spend quality time with both friends and family.

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Riley Schapiro
Reporter

Riley Schapiro is a print and website reporter for the Globe. She is a sophomore and it is her first year on the staff. Outside of the Globe, she is on the girls tennis team, is apart of the TOPS program,...

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