Breaking News: The Situation in Haiti

Costanza Maio Editor-in-Chief On January 12th, Haiti suffered an earthquake of massive dimensions, with a registered magnitude of 7.0... Read more »

Big Changes for North Carolina: A Non-smoking Precent

In jibe with a growing trend that’s been sweeping the country, North Carolina has joined the ranks of 28 other states who are crusading... Read more »

To all Harriton High School students, the end of January means one thing: midterms. However, to all Harriton High School seniors, the... Read more »

The New Year Here and Abroad

Sylvie Krause/The Harriton Banner Moira Lavelle Magazine Editor If one were to watch Dick Clark’s new years eve show (or a show much... Read more »

Russia’s Plan for the Future: Asteroid Deflection

Emily Brody-Bizar Staff Writer In the movie Armageddon, an asteroid heading towards Earth threatens humanity’s very existence. ... Read more »

Apple’s Latest

Lexi Harder/Sam Lincoln Staff Writers Apple is famous for aesthetically pleasing and user friendly designs when it comes to providing... Read more »

The Christmas Day Bomb Plot: Is 2000-’09 a Palendrome?

Julia Carp Staff Writer On December 25, 2009, America escaped a terrorist attack as an Airbus A330 wide-body jet departing from Amsterdam... Read more »

The Beginning of a New Age: An Ending for the Washington Post

Moira Lavelle Magazine Editor Although it may seem absurd to much of today’s youth, there once was a time when the newspaper was... Read more »

U.S. Help From Afghanistan Militias

Emily Broder-Bizar Staff Writer Afghanistan’s past and present is filled with strife. Whether the fight is between warlords or some... Read more »

Our Angels in and Out of Uniform

Adjoa Mante Staff Writer Since 9/11, when the twin towers were attacked, the national news has been focused on ¬terrorism and the... Read more »