- November 16Live Coverage: RM girls volleyball looks for back-to-back state title against Broadneck
- November 15Live updates: Boys soccer takes on Blair in the 4A State Championship
- November 15Open lunch offers taste of freedom
- November 15Season 7, Episode 4: Gen Z Voter Turnout During Election Year
- November 15Rockets commit to next level
- November 14Beabadoobee shows off maturity, growth through new album
- November 14Going behind the scenes with Black Maskers: The Wizard of Oz
- November 13La Necesidad de Superhéroes Hispanos en el Cine
- November 12Instagram update may create trust barriers between teens, parents
- November 12Flavors of fall spice up RM
![Art teacher Mr. McDermott hosts a cookie social for his third period 2D art class. He provided most of the cookies, but some students brought baked goods from home. "I had these friends, Rob and Lucy, who would host ice cream socials at their farm in Pennsylvania," he said. "Before the pandemic, two years ago, I had a cookie social for my class. [One of my current students] was in that class and he's been asking me every day when the cookie social is going to be again. I think it's such a weird word!"](https://thermtide.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/MURTUZA_050422_CookieSocial-Raha-Murtuza-900x675.jpg)
![Members of the SGA sit on Main Street at lunch to collect donations for Ukrainian refugees via the World Central Kitchen. The World Central Kitchen, which was founded in 2010, is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing meals during disasters. "[Our goal is] to raise money and to spread awareness about Ukraine at RM," SGA advisor Toni Kellinger said.](https://thermtide.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/IMG-0199-Raha-Murtuza-900x675.jpg)
![Freshman Caroline Kaye presents at the first meeting of RM's newest club, Economics, Government & Politics (EGP.) Kaye founded the club, which is sponsored by AP Government teacher Bill Vicari, to provide an opportunity for students to discuss current issues and trends in American politics. "I feel like there's a lot of tension because people don't understand what's going on," she said. "[I started this club because] I wanted people to come together and sit down and have a discussion about politics. It's something that I'm passionate about and I want to get other people excited about it, too."](https://thermtide.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/MURTUZA_011321_EGP-Raha-Murtuza-900x675.jpg)
