This is an article I was hoping I didn’t have to write. It’s been over a year at this point since my last article was published so I’ll catch you up to speed. My name is Brett. I’m a 2021 Read more…
Well, this is my last article for the Eye of the Hurricane. It seems like it came much faster than I thought it would, to be honest. And I think that both myself and my peers can agree that the Read more…
Route 422 between New Castle and Butler is dangerous. Just last month, a semi-truck rear-ended an SUV, which in turn caused the SUV to crash into another vehicle just beyond the intersection at Route 388, moving eastbound, hospitalizing three people. Read more…
I am so sick of writing articles about this pandemic. Here’s my story: A few months ago, I job-shadowed a local company after staying at home for a long time. I’ve been reluctant about job-shadowing all year; I put it Read more…
On December 9th, UPMC officials said that they have no concerns about their hospitals running out of bed for COVID patients or other patients, even saying that they plan on continuing their schedule of elective surgeries. This statement comes as Read more…
This article was never published in The Eye of the Hurricane and is unfinished and unedited. It was planned to have been released in November 2020, but other students already had touched up on the matter, so I thought it would be redundant.
Friends, classmates, teachers, principals, and community members: Today is a day that I have long dreaded. Today, October 16, 2020, is Mr. Abe’s last day as a New Castle High School teacher. One word to describe him – powerful. Since Read more…
I have chosen to take some time out of my summer to write this article, as this is an issue that will affect mine, as well as my classmates’, upcoming school years. For some background knowledge, the first case we Read more…
This article was never published in The Eye of the Hurricane and is unfinished and unedited. It was planned to have been released on May 27, 2020, but was indefinitely delayed in solidarity with the protestors of the death of George Floyd.
Many Americans and Pennsylvanians alike are eager to reopen businesses that are considered ‘nonessential’, which are not important to maintaining health. While President Trump, as well as many leaders in local and state governments, wants to reopen the economy as Read more…