Features
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Th Cardinal, the Don, and the city of Rats Chapter 1
Set in early 19th century Baltimore, this pulpy, serialized story details the exploits of the Cardinal and his nefarious nemesis, the Don.Read More -
Sontag’s Capstone: Exploring Communication Faster Than Light
The McMullen Capstone Experience is a project where seniors research and report on a topic which interests them. For Andrew Sontag '19, this area of interest is faster than light (FTL) communication, the idea of sending information faster than the universal speed limit set by the speed of light in a vacuum.Read More -
Tutoring at IOSC: From Requirement to Commitment
Every Saturday from 1:00-3:00 in the afternoon, seven students from the junior class visit the Immigration Outreach Service Center at St. Matthew's Catholic Church to tutor.Read More
Sports
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Farewell, Flacco: Super Bowl MVP Traded to Broncos
Read MoreAs every Baltimore fan already knows, Joe Flacco, Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl 2012 MVP, has been traded to the Denver Broncos. -
New Turf Fields Project Completed
During the summer Calvert Hall began a new project of building two new turf fields in the area between the baseball stadium and the football. These fields will be the new practice areas for soccer, football, lacrosse, competition marching band, and rugby. These fields used to be where those teams, excluding rugby, would have their practices. The grass field had dirt patches everywhere and had little holes that could seriously hurt someone if they weren’t looking. The new addition of the turf fields was a good investment because it gives players/musicians better playing conditions and provides more practice space for teams to practice.Read More -
Player Profile: Mike Campbell '19
Read MoreMike Campbell, number 18 on the field and starting QB on our Varsity Football team. As a freshman Mike played on our JV team. Sophomore year he played on JV then was placed on the varsity roster for the last two games of the season. Junior year Mike played on the varsity team completing 56% of his passes and passing for 2000 yards. He also had a total of 18 touchdowns for the season. Finally, his final year playing Mike injured his knee tearing his ACL. However, Mike started the season well with a historic win over Wise. I put together a little Q&A asking Mike about how his football career went and some highlights.
News
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It's Academic Victorious on WJZ
In mid-January, some of Calvert Hall’s smartest scholars and fans went down to Television Hill to participate in the It’s Academic TV tournament that airs weekly on WJZ.Read More -
Class of 2021 Ties in to the Mission
The Sophomore Tie-In Night is a memorable and traditional ceremony similar to other grade wide ceremonies such as the freshman pins, junior rings, and the seniors LaSalle pins for graduation.Read More -
Gaudreau, Ewachiw Weigh in on Annual Montana Pilgrimage
Throughout the first week of second semester, ten students along with Mr. Brian Bobak and Mr. Ed Ortiz traveled to Montana for an immersion trip.Read More
Opinion
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Mo' Paper, Mo' Problems
Read MoreThis article was originally supposed to address a question that I asked myself one day while walking by the Attendance Office: how many pieces of paper does Calvert Hall use on just bulletins alone? But this question of paper use sparked an even larger debate between both students and teachers. The following is part 1 in a series. -
Students Weigh in on Trump's SOTU
On February 5, President Donald J. Trump delivered his second State of the Union Address.Read More -
Exam Week Schedule Called Into Question
It's exam week, and we are seniors: we know what to expect. This is not our first rodeo; we are not green like some freshmen. However this year, we were thrown a curveball from Senior religion almost as if Sandy Koufax had hurled it. It was a 200-question exam with a chart and an in-class essay.Read More
Art
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Calvert Hall’s Lend Me A Tenor
If you didn’t happen to catch Calvert Hall’s latest Fall theater production of Ken Ludwig’s Lend Me A Tenor, I can assure you that sitting down and experiencing the accumulation of comedic talent gathered for this year’s smaller scale show was greatly engrossing.Read More -
Q&A: Mrs. Kamp Takes Over Theatre
After the departure of Mrs. Jillian Bauersfeld from the Theatre Program, a new director was needed. Mrs. Kelly Kamp, a teacher from the social studies department who worked with Mrs. Bauersfeld last year on Les Misérables has taken over as director.Read More
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Cardinal and Mr Mitchell
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