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The student news site of  Trinity High School

ECHO

The student news site of  Trinity High School

ECHO

Finding Baltimore -- A Tale of Cities

Finding Baltimore — A Tale of Cities

Forde Womack, Editor in Chief May 25, 2016

“There’s this guy on the corner who we call 'Hey Guy.' All he does is just yell ‘hey’ to people on the street,” Siobhan Fioramonti said. “He’s been gone for a while now; I hope he didn’t...

Trinity a Great Example of Rugby’s Growing Popularity

Jacob Ferree, Staff Reporter April 29, 2016

Not a traditional Kentucky sport, rugby has been growing in popularity over the past three years. I had never been to a rugby game until this season, but after attending one, I can easily say that...

A Look at Party Front-Runners Clinton and Trump

Michael Hellinger and Hunter Mulloy, Staff Reporters April 11, 2016

The Two Sides of Hillary by Michael Hellinger It’s the middle of April and the 2016 Presidential Campaign continues with the primaries. A big worry on many minds is that, for some reason this...

Quality Continues to Trump Quantity When Selecting Extracurriculars

Zachary Brumback, Staff Reporter March 23, 2016

When applying for higher education, students are often told they should be involved in extracurricular activities -- academic groups, sports or clubs.  In fact, many schools profess that students will...

Fond Remembrance of an Amazing Grandfather

Hunter Mulloy, Staff Reporter March 3, 2016

An amazing life.  That describes Richard C. ("Dick") Mulloy Jr., born Sept. 23, 1920, in Louisville. He was the third child of Richard C. and Celise Mulloy. He had two sisters, Helen Naber and Louise...

It’s Always Safety First at Trinity

Jack Tompkins, Staff Reporter February 10, 2016

The day was April 20, 1999. The place was Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo. Eighteen-year-old Eric Harris and 17-year-old Dylan Klebold killed 13 people and wounded more than 20. “The crime...

From Team Names to Apologies, We Can’t Seem to Get Things Right

Forde Womack, Editor in Chief February 6, 2016

Formal athletic competitions have been going on since the development of the Olympics in Greece 2,500 years ago. Since the early twentieth century, sports have taken America by storm. Well into this...

Problem Posts May Land Students in Hot Water

Connor Rafferty, Staff Reporter February 2, 2016

Social media is one of the dominant forces in 21st-century communication, and it is going nowhere. Even if it dwindles in popularity over the years, the things written and shared on social media can be...

WIAA Lets Air Out of ‘Air-ball’ in Wisconsin Student Sections

Axel Halvarson, Staff Reporter February 1, 2016

Many high school basketball teams who play in opposing high school gyms look forward to an intense two hours of the home team’s student section chanting things like “Overrated” or “You, you, you”...

Statue of Liberty Must Remain More Than a Symbol

Kaizad Joshi, Staff Reporter December 18, 2015

It all started with a passport -- a Syrian passport, to be precise, one found next to the dead body of a man who attacked the Stade de France on the evening of Nov. 13. The result was immediate –...

Enticing Fantasy Giants Not Great for Team Concept

Tommy McConville, Editor in Chief December 2, 2015

Do I start Aaron Rodgers or Tom Brady? Devonta Freeman or Marshawn Lynch? Odell Beckham Jr. or Calvin Johnson? These are the money questions now, literally. Professional sports, the NFL in particular,...

Hardcore Music a Passionate Outlet

Forde Womack, Editor in Chief December 1, 2015

Music is a gateway to emotion -- jazz for a smooth evening, rock and roll for a rebellious spirit, and hardcore to express anger, depression -- and caring. I know what you may be thinking, "Hardcore?...