Mercy High School ~ Farmington Hills, Michigan

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Mercy High School ~ Farmington Hills, Michigan

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Mercy High School ~ Farmington Hills, Michigan

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For many Mercy students, decorating for Christmas and listening to carols is something to look forward to year-round. (Photo Credit: Megan Hutter)

Should Santa visit public schools?

Megan Hutter, Staff Reporter
November 12, 2016
Many schools and colleges have begun to lean toward final projects instead of final exams. At Mercy, however, most classes still give students final exams, which is not always the best way for a student to show what they have learned in the class. (Photo Credit: Libby Miodonski)

Final projects or final exams?

Libby Miodonski, Staff Reporter
November 12, 2016
(Top row, left to right) Giuseppina Soave (Nonna),Enrico Soave (Nonno), Rosa Russenberger (Mom), Antonia Soave (Aunt),(Bottom row, left to right) Nicholas Williams (Brother), Clarisa Russenberger, and Jolene Soave (Cousin) relax after eating Christmas Eve dinner. (Photo Credit: Armin Russenberger)

Holidays with family: the perfect catalyst for happy memories

Clarisa Russenberger, Staff Reporter
November 8, 2016
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are the two major candidates for president of the United States in the upcoming election. But have they been good role models for adolescents during their campaigns? (Photo credit: Flickr)

Are Trump and Clinton good role models?

Libby Miodonski, Junior Staff Reporter
October 17, 2016
Mercy seniors used official voting booths and ballots in our very own mock elections. These voting booths act as a portal into the world of democracy. Get out and vote. (Photo Credit: Sophie Sawicki)

Why vote?

Brooklyn Rue, Editor-in-Chief
October 13, 2016
Although makeup can serve as a confidence booster for some, for others it suffices as a mask to hide behind. Society has created distorted images and unrealistic expectations of who we should be and what we should look like.

I’m not making this up

Molly Lyons, Photography and Art Editor
October 8, 2016

In the halls of Mercy High: Lent

Allia McDowell, Editor-In-Chief
February 7, 2016
“My iPad worked so smoothly when I was a ninth grader,” said senior Briana McCary. “Now I find myself wanting to throw my iPad at the wall because of how often it shuts down.” (Photo credit: Chanel Taylor)

The iPad: a love-hate relationship

Chanel Taylor, Senior Staff Reporter
January 31, 2016
Erin Gormley performs a small act of kindness by helping Maddie Erdman prepare for her upcoming physics test. (Photo credit: Bridgette Conniff)

Noticing the little things

Bridgette Conniff, Senior Staff Reporter
January 20, 2016
In the days leading up to Thanksgiving, look around and find all of the things you can be thankful for. (Photo credit: Lilly Blake)

Think Mercy this Thanksgiving

Lilly Blake, Design Editor
November 23, 2015
Many pictures circled around social media after the news of the terrorism attacks in Paris, but Beirut did not receive the same amount of attention from the global community. (Photo credit: Fair Use)

Tolerating terrorism?

Katherine Colleran, Staff Reporter
November 19, 2015
The lessons The Hard Hat has given me will help me become a better teammate. I consider that just as essential to my game as my pads and the ice. (Photo credit: Caitlin Somerville)

An intervention in disguise

Caitlin Somerville, Senior Staff Reporter
November 10, 2015
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