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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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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
Many Mercy girls oppose the idea of cliques and try to socialize with various students. (Photo illustration: Bridgette Conniff)

That doesn’t ‘clique’ with me

Bridgette Conniff, Senior Staff Reporter
November 1, 2015
(Photo credit: Brooklyn Rue)

Halloween costumes gone wild

Brooklyn Rue, Staff Reporter
October 29, 2015
Gesu student Arianna (right) poses with Mercy senior Allia McDowell, hiding her smile from the camera after a long day of playing. (Photo credit: Allia McDowell)

Little things, big difference

Allia McDowell, Editor-in-Chief
October 1, 2015
Juniors Gianna Parlove and Addie Powell take time out of their busy day to online shop for homecoming dresses.

Homecoming: stressing the night away

Molly Lyons, Staff Reporter
September 9, 2015
Some students use HBCU water bottlesto show support for their future schools. (Photo credit: Alycia Washington)

Separate but equal college educations

Alycia Washington, Senior Staff Reporter
April 25, 2015
Naturally introverted people might resent the pressure placed on them to be outgoing, but extroversion is a necessary quality in today’s society (Photo Credit: Katie Schubert).

The ‘Irks’ of Being a Wallflower

Katie Schubert, Senior Staff Reporter
March 18, 2015
Words like these are used to stereotype people suffering with mental illness everyday. #BellLetsTalk aims to end the use of words like these to define the topic of mental illness (Photo Credit: Bridgette Conniff)

A mission to end the stigma

Bridgette Conniff, Staff Reporter
February 5, 2015
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