Mourning Meeting: Graduation

By Zak Rosen '16 Well, it’s over. The classes have been passed. The homework has been shoddily done. The finals have (not) been taken. Soon the hugs will be had and the tears will be shed and the promises to friend teachers on Facebook now that it is considered socially acceptable will be made. That’s right everyone--graduation is upon us.  This is a moment to reflect on all that Severn...

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College!

By: Annie Mott '16 After the momentous May 1st decision day, seniors at Severn School had finally made their decision: what college they will attend in the fall. For some students, like Maddie McDaniel or Eric Hall, their decision had been known long before the deadline-- long before the application date, even-- but for others, it came down to that very last day. Throughout the third and...

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2015-2016 Sports Round Up

By Devin Munroe '16 The school year of 2015-2016 has been one of great success for the Severn Admirals. Of the 30 varsity and junior-varsity teams that compete throughout the year, several teams have had tremendous individual and team accolades. The fall started off strong as the varsity men’s soccer team defeated Boys Latin in the championship to win their second MIAA B Conference title in...

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The Malone School’s Journey to Severn: An Interview with Headmaster Lagarde

By Madison Akers '17 Severn students recently took a dive into the pool of course selections. Fully submerged in the variety of academic and fine arts classes, they must take the next step to finalize next year’s schedule and choose their desired courses. But there is more to Severn’s curriculum than what may appear to the naked eye. In my previous article on the Malone School Online Network,...

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Mourning Meating: AP Exams

By Zak Rosen '16 Hello students. We find ourselves, again, in the midst of AP Exams. Those wonderful culminating assessments that truly demonstrate your mastery of a variety of subjects, from multiple choice guessing to writing an essay in 40 minutes. A few last minute tests have been added by the benevolent and all powerful college board. These tests are as followed: AP Crying (tears will...

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Maryland Primary Races Bring No Surprises; Baltimore Mayoral Primary Incomplete

By Neel Lakhanpal '16 Maryland was among a string of Northeastern states last week to solidify the leads of the two respective presidential front-runners. With Donald Trump now running uncontested and Hillary holding a commanding lead (despite her loss in Indiana), we are all but assured of who will be our presidential candidates this cycle. Additionally, primaries were held for the new Senate...

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Baltimore Mayoral Race Approaches; Voters Look for Change:

By Neel Lakhanpal ‘16 I think it is safe to assume that you either have not heard anything about the upcoming Baltimore mayoral race or have heard it mentioned once or twice but know nothing about who’s running. Among these reasons is certainly the presidential race casting a shadow over all over politics in the nation, especially several key Congressional races. Not only is this...

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