Anthony DeLapi, Staff Writer

April 30, 2020 • No Comments

On a dreary day, On the sunset of an early May, I sat on my little wooden porch. In a rocking-chair made of timber and pine, Finding some relaxation, peace of mind. While I remained stationary in the chair, My...

Anthony DeLapi, Staff Writer

April 30, 2020 • No Comments

On the edge of seventeen, In the aftermath of June, of Graduation, and Farewells. I begin to pack for College, Next Chapter, New Life. Through the Item Dumpster that is called a Closet, The Cleaning and...

Lucy Carnese, Contributing Writer

March 21, 2020 • No Comments

20 Years after Bob Ewell Falls on His Knife… The ride was long. It took me at least 24 hours to get from New York City to Maycomb Junction, and then another two hours in a taxi from Maycomb Junction to the front steps...

Anthony DeLapi, Staff Writer

March 6, 2020 • No Comments

For things to remain balanced and consistent with the times, it must be changed along the way. For nature to be balanced, life must change. The foundations we are built on must experience some tweaks at times, either small...