Being a part of Newspaper has been a very distinctive aspect of high school for me. I walked into A-54 one Thursday morning for the first meeting of my freshman year, and...

The members of Milford’s National Art Honor Society have recently been taking part in The Memory Project to extend the reach of the art department to the rest of the world....

Life, it’s a mere little thing, really. But still, we all have one, and only one. This one precious life, we twist it and turn it. We burn it down to ashes, but...

The floor was pitch black along with the walls and ceiling. I don’t think I’ve ever been in or have seen anything so black and empty. Suddenly an entity appeared, glowing...

Milford High School senior, Chelsea Vilt, was awarded a Gold Key for her portrait this year out of thousands of national submissions from Scholastic Art and Writing. The...

For those unaware of Ambrose Bierce, he was by most accounts a cynical and misanthropic man who lived in America from 1842 to 1913, when he disappeared during a trip in Mexico....

After a long twenty-seven years the clown that haunts us all has returned. The Locus award nominee for best fantasy novel and many more has come back to the screens. Based...

Where did you go to school and what did you study? I went to college at Stonehill College in Easton Massachusetts. I majored in English and minored in Journalism. While...

Another trip to the library brought me to the shelf filled with his texts. Because I just read Margaret Mitchell’s novel, I decided to read some more Southern literature....

We, humans, use and eat things everyday without any recollection of how they were made or where they even come from. In some way we just trust that whatever it is we are using...