The Crimson

Stimulus checks are detrimental

Madison Ferruggia, News and In-Depth Editor
November 8, 2021

Stimulus checks have affected each and every one of us, whether it be through stores closing in town due to understaffing or a direct family member collecting one. There is a huge amount of the population...

Stimulus checks are beneficial

Timothy Pagonis, Staff-writer
November 8, 2021

Many people were put out of jobs and were unable to support themselves nor their families during the COVID-19 pandemic. By May of 2020, 9 million people were unemployed, all having to rely on others for...

Baseball and Softball Season Preview

Gianna Annetta, staff writer
May 13, 2021

Spring is upon us, as are spring sports. Baseball and softball return after a year long hiatus due to COVID-19. The teams are starting to get back into the swing of things, and so far things have been...

Artist Feature: Molly McEntee

Tessa Etergino, Staff Writer
March 29, 2021

Molly McEntee: A high school artist who effectuates confidence through personalized clothing Through a stressful duration of high school, finding an escape outlet can be critical for most teens. A rising...

Ted Cruz Takes Trip to Cancun Amidst Texas Power Crisis

Spencer Saltz, sports editor/staff writer
March 2, 2021

As Texas was hit with temperatures as low as 3 degrees fahrenheit last month, senator Ted Cruz was spotted on a trip to Cancun, Mexico with his two daughters and his wife. As backlash piled up for...

Chianti: The Opening of the New Pizzeria in Town and the Rave Throughout Bernardsville

Sarah Iossa, Writer
February 24, 2021

Chianti Wood Fired Pizza Italian Cuisine recently opened on 159 Morristown Road, Bernardsville. Some might recognize this address as the former B’ville Pizza & Grill, which was shut down following...

Teaching Staff Responds: Cohort Combination

John Perling
February 18, 2021

Somerset Hills School District is making a significant change in the way students attend school. The change came from the bright idea that, due to Cohort A and Cohort B being half their sizes from when...

Hank Aaron and Larry King Pass Away

Matt Lesnik, Editor-In-Chief
January 24, 2021

On January 22, 2021, baseball legend Hank Aaron passed away at age 86. Aaron, who is second all time in home runs with 755, was a baseball pioneer, and was looked up to by many. Aaron began his career...

How May the Inauguration Look?

Matt Lesnik, Editor-In-Chief
January 15, 2021

The entire country is still in shock about the events that took place on January 6th. Many Pro-Trump rioters broke into the U.S Capitol, and it is apparent that the security at the Capitol is not as strong...

A Historic Month for Women in Sports

Matt Lesnik, Editor-In-Chief
December 15, 2020

Over the past month, there have been some truly groundbreaking events in sports that are encouraging to young women everywhere. First, the Miami Marlins hired Kim Ng as General Manager, making her the...

Bernardsville’s Environmental Issues, and How You Can Help

James Kolvites, Author
December 9, 2020

Our planet's environmental issues have been a problem for decades now, and while people are becoming more aware and trying to help reduce waste, large enough actions have not been taken. Unfortunately,...

Responses should be decentralized:

December 9, 2020

Hello judges, we are in front of you today to argue why decentralized governments in response to the COVID-19 virus are the superior and smarter solution to combat the virus. It is a much more fit approach...