The PCS Roar

The PCS Administration has issued a policy regulating student use of their private social media accounts both at school and at home. This Friday at lunch, there will be be a meeting in Ms. Bolton's room 29. The discussion will surround the Student Press Law Center's involvement with the allegedly unconstitutional policy.

October has finally arrived, and with it, terrifying tales of monsters, wiggly worm stew, and of course "All Hallow Even or Halloween" an "undoubtedly relic of pagan times." And as much as I enjoy learning that Dravidian culture kindled scared fires to ward off evil spirits. I think the real success story here, is the astonishing amount of literature written in the spirt of Halloween. As if an unspoken contest between authors said, Who can be the scariest and spookiest auth...or of all? Well we tricked and treated over it and decided the most famous and an iconic figure of Halloween must be Mary Shellie’s ‘Frankenstein’. That’s why this month’s issue is dedicated to our writer, idol, and hero: Mary Shellie. If you will comply with my conditions, I will leave them and you at peace; but if you refuse, I will glut the maw of death, until it be satiated with the blood of your remaining friends. Frankenstein