By Daniel Shapiro, Round Table reporter
• February 22, 2016
On Dec. 1, 2013, Amazon.com announced Amazon Prime Air, a system that would utilize automated drones to deliver packages. Amazon’s drone program aims to be able to deliver packages that fit within the...
By Freddy Roberts, Round Table sports editor
• February 17, 2016
Students file into Middletown High School around 7 a.m., phones in hand. They sit down at the rearranged lunch tables, talking with their friends and peers. Not only do they hold conversations in the real...
By Clara Tam, Round Table reporter
• January 21, 2016
“K.”
Sasha Smith cringed at the sight of this one letter response. After spending 10 minutes detailing a structured and coherent argument, he had replied with one measly and insignificant letter....
By Abbe Pannucci, Round Table features editor and reporter
• October 8, 2015
Picture the inside of a Hollister store during a Saturday sale. Seventy-five percent off on select items. The thumbs on customers ranging from preteen to late 20s are working feverishly on their smartphones...
By Taylor Bushey, Round Table Magazine Editor
• May 26, 2015
With the brutal winter that we’ve encountered these past few months, I never thought that warm weather was going to be much of a possibility.
However, the sun has finally come out once more and summer...
By Laura Myers, Round Table reporter
• March 9, 2015
It is 2 o’clock on Black Friday morning as Middletown High School freshman Carrie trudges down the long mall hallway, window shopping as she passes each store. When she passes the AT&T store, she...
“I’m so far left that I’m going to fall off the map,” said Brittney Conyers, Middletown High School senior.
Like Conyers, many students at MHS have strong opinions toward today’s government,...
By Kaela Pratt, Round Table Reporter
• February 22, 2015
Through the halls of Middletown High School, students are glued to their phones playing a game as addictive as its name: Trivia Crack.
With the spin of a colorful wheel similar to that of Trivial Pursuit,...
By Tucker Ziegler, Round Table Reporter
• September 30, 2014
When I visited the Great Frederick Fair this year, my jaw dropped at the sight. There before me was a fair identical to the one I saw last year. And one can assume the fair two years ago was equal to last...
“You wouldn’t download a car.”
This statement, used by the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) in a popular public service announcement, concerns the illegal downloading of music.
To...
