The Talon

Since the release of Disney+, most Marvel movies are available to watch on the streaming platform in chronological order. MCU fans are taking advantage of this and binge watching the whole series. The clip shown in the picture is from “Avengers:Endgame.”

Gen Z and the MCU

Johann Bacarias, Staff Writer
June 1, 2021
Lucas Cropper has gotten more interested about the creation process of songs and has experimented with his own lyrics and delivery. In the photo, he is listening to hip-hop songs and trying to pull out what makes them stand out to him. Outside of the frame is one of Cropper’s friends finding samples to make beats. “I now want to pursue a career in hip hop that will inevitably get me no where,” Cropper said.

Listening to Hip-Hop

Noel Castillo, Staff Writer
June 1, 2021
The past two weeks have been really hard for so many of the Severna Park community. Everyone is trying to find something to keep their mind’s occupied but it can be hard to find a healthy outlet. I have found great comfort in coloring books as well as my friends. “ It really lets me zone out and focus on what thing at a time” senior Kelly List said.

The Art Of Coloring

Bella Boettinger, Staff Writer
April 29, 2021
The osprey camera is up and running thanks to a partnership with Comcast and the Maryland Raptor Conservation Center.

Severna Park Osprey Cam 2021 Is Live

Sandra Arnette, Senior Manager – Public Relations Comcast
March 19, 2021
Delegate Bagnall represents District 33 in the Maryland General Assembly. Her district covers Severna Park, Crofton, and most of central Anne Arundel County. She was first elected in 2018 and currently serves on the Health and Government Operations committee and the Public Health and Long-Term Care subcommittees.

Hearing from Students

Zach McGrath, Staff Writer
March 3, 2021
Drake Smith is a senior at Meade High School and the student member of the AACPS Board of Education.

Working for Students

Zach McGrath, Staff Writer
February 9, 2021
In 2020, schools all over the world were shut down due to COVID-19 and students weren’t able to go to school or visit the schools they had hoped to attend after they graduated high school. This year, seniors are doing their best to make their final decisions for their futures. “2020 had an impact on travel and I was unable to go on as many [college] visits as I would have liked,” senior Zach Plummer said. “But hopefully I can be able to do that in 2021 so that I can make the best possible decision for my future.”

2021 New Year’s Resolutions

Sydney Herz, Editor-in-Chief
February 5, 2021
Along her journey, Symmes has met countless amazing people who have inspired and motivated her to keep writing for others, and that is what she plans on doing in her future. Not only does Symmes enjoy assisting those struggling now, but she hopes to make a career out of it someday. “I plan to become a psych major in college and work with adolescent eating disorders and trauma therapy,” Symmes said.

Student Author at SPHS

Sydney Herz, Editor-in-Chief
January 15, 2021
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