Features – Page 7 – The Playwickian

Brave women join brave men; revolutionizing the forefront of the US armed forces

March 22, 2013

By Erica Martelli and Brianna Spause Op-Ed and Special Features Editors Military history has been a long battle for women longing to partake in combat.Before 1918 women could only hold medical positions such as nursing, but...

Neshaminy women sign away suffrage

March 22, 2013

By Brielle Ballantine Editor-In-Cheif The women in Neshaminy want to give away their right to vote. At least that’s what 136 females told me in a survey conducted as a social experiment. Back in January, senior Jennah Binda...

Female denied from CYO football

March 12, 2013

By Julianne Miller Staff Writer

Obama proposes new gun laws

January 24, 2013

Sandy Hook takes steps to recovery

January 24, 2013

Massacres provoke government action

January 24, 2013

Media glorification creates violence

January 24, 2013

By Brielle Ballantine Editor-In-Chief Seung-Hui Cho, Eric Harris, Dylan Klebold and Adam Lanza are few of the notorious school shooters that have made headlines throughout the nation by committing one horrible act, murder....

School takes new safety measures

January 24, 2013

By Julianne Miller Staff Writer Safety has always been a primary concern at Neshaminy High School. However, while this may not be a dangerous environment, the concern is addressed because of the constant possibility of danger,...

Service Learning Club revealed

December 19, 2012

By Shealyn Miles Special Features Editor Want to know more about the new Service Learning club? Adviser Kelley Macauley and Cati Romano is, what is in store, and how it could be a very important for a student. 1.) How is the servi...

Kisses for Kyle

December 18, 2012

Redskins take a win at homecoming

October 12, 2012

Tom Sottnick Archivist The Neshaminy Redskins Varsity football team was able to beat the Council Rock North Indians 38 to 26 in the annual homecoming game. With the win, the Redskins were able to improve their record to four...

Survivors’ stories should be long reminisced

May 18, 2012

By Josh Reznik Editor in Chief World War II will long be remembered as the one event that changed the course of life. A major component of the war’s tragedy was the Holocaust, in which nearly 6 million people were, in...