Gabe Ferriero '21, Contributor
February 27, 2020
As the second trimester comes to an end and the days grow warmer, so come the many
exciting facets of spring: driving with the windows down, spring break vacations, and of course,
the spring musical! This year, the school is...
Jack McDermott '21, Contributor
February 27, 2020
Video games have grown in popularity over the past couple of years. The rise of video games popularity inspired the idea of streaming. Streaming the activity in which a video game player live streams the game he or she are playing,...
Ryan Bodnar '22, Contributor
February 27, 2020
As we begin Trimester exams, the schedule offers us a lot of time to seek help from teachers for
help. As a student with a learning disability, I use this time to study and meet with my teachers.
When I was looking at schools...
Will Giarusso '22, Contributor
February 27, 2020
The countdown to March Madness has begun. It is known as one of the best sports
months of the year. Selection Sunday is set to happen on March 15 and the championship is set for April 6 and its shaping up as a crazy month with...
Jack McDermott '21, Contributor
February 19, 2020
In this day and age Instagram Envy is a very real thing. When people go on social media they look to see what others are doing, and they can become obsessed with a life that isn’t their own. Whether the obsession becomes as drasti...
Rhys Williams '21, Contributor
January 30, 2020
When the bell rings at 2:45, the corridors at Seton Hall take on a distinct nature. Throngs of students, freed from the day’s work and entranced by their own chatter, course the halls with quickened gaits and disjointed pathways, ...
Ronak Shetty, Editorial Writer
December 19, 2019
The majority of Americans think that salsa is a spicy tomato dipping sauce for tortilla chips. Perhaps, the more interesting meaning of the word refers to a genre of a vibrant dance that originated in New York. Salsa, performed...
Andrew Gitto, Editor-in-Chief
December 12, 2019
The basketball season is just about to get underway and I had the chance to interview
the starting point guard for the Pirates’ Varsity team, Colin Flaherty '20. Colin has
been playing basketball since he was in the second...
Rhys Williams '21, Contributor
December 12, 2019
Last year, SHP experienced a faculty “exodus” as many long-serving teachers bid a well-earned, if not bittersweet, farewell to their career at the Prep. Nowhere was this retirement surge felt more greatly than in the Theology...
Stephen Christopher '21, Contributor
December 12, 2019
Brendan McGlone, graduate of the Class of ‘14, has returned to The Prep to join the
English office after spending much time teaching abroad in Rome, sharing his love for Latin,
guitar, and ultimate frisbee with the Prep community.
Mr....
Andrew Villaruel '22, Contributor
December 12, 2019
Taking on your first career job can be frightening, challenging, or exciting for any
person. For the case of SHP’s new band teacher Mr. Neglia, son of the previous band conductor
Mr. Neglia senior, he would describe it as...
Bryan Rivera '21, Contributor
December 12, 2019
The Enrichment block at Seton Hall Prep is a new aspect of the school, and students are giving mixed reactions to it. On Fridays, students have an hour for this period. Two days prior to this hour-long Enrichment block, there...
