Ali Bauer, Currents Section Editor
November 19, 2019 • 3 Comments
Ali Bauer remembers Nicole Obenski, whose impact on the Radnor Community will always be cherished: "Mrs. Obenski provided Radnor with so much support, and she did not deserve to go so soon. I am incredibly grateful to have gotten to know her, and I know I am not alone in feeling this."
Grubbin’ with the Boys: Hoagie Edition
November 11, 2019
As I sat at my desk this summer jamming to Dreamville, I was thinking about...
LM Week 2019: The 123rd Meeting
October 18, 2019
Estelle Atkinson recaps our 123rd LM Week, Rally, and Game, accompanied by photos taken by Chloe Sakowski, Julianna Digiovanni, Brendan Hung, Kathryn Tague, Elizabeth Chupein, Audrey Margolies, and Estelle Atkinson.
The Wild, Wilful, and Wonderful Winsors
October 3, 2019
The newly renovated Radnor Memorial Library, located in the heart of Wayne, is a cultural center for our community. The Winsor, tucked away in the basement of the library, hosts a number of community events. However, the room has a rich history that few are aware of. The Winsor room is named after two of the most ambitious, generous, and sometimes mischievous women ever to live on the main line.
Edy Mackenzie and Eleanor Adams
November 19, 2019 • 1 Comment
Donald Trump’s victory during the 2016 presidential election will go down as one of the most controversial in American history. The country was split in half, causing one’s party to matter more than it had ever previous to his inauguration. Never before has the difference between being a Republican or a Democrat so greatly influenced the local school board or judicial elections of small towns.
The Disparity within Pennsylvania’s Education System
October 17, 2019
Ellie Davis highlights the shocking disparity between the affluence of various school districts throughout Pennsylvania, notably Radnor Township School District and William Penn School District. In fact, Pennsylvania is the worst state when it comes to state funding nationwide. This problem is being fought in Harrisburg, but it is still far from being resolved.
Spotted Lantern Flies: A Biological Invasion
October 17, 2019
Ellie Davis and Ali Bauer reveal just how dire a threat the Spotted Lanternfly poses to Pennsylvanian ecosystems. These bugs, although they appear colorful and harmless, are invading the region and placing southeastern Pennsylvania under quarantine.
The Return of the Equal Rights Amendment
October 1, 2019
A possible constitutional amendment first drafted in 1923 has resurfaced today: the Equal Rights Amendment. Ellie Davis explains the recent progress the ERA has seen and the obstacles it has yet to face, as the nation waits to see whether gender equality will be concretely affirmed in our Constitution.
Everything You Need to Know about the Mueller Report in 500 Words or Less
May 24, 2019
The Justice Department has released a redacted version...
Liam Higgins
November 18, 2019
Purdue’s Carsen Edwards single-handedly throttled last year’s Wildcats in the NCAA tournament, scoring 42 points in Purdue’s 87-61 beat down. This year’s Villanova Men’s...
Reflections on the 2019 Overwatch League Grand Finals in Philadelphia
November 12, 2019
Four hours before the two Overwatch League finalist...
Radnor’s Fall Sports Roundup 2019
November 6, 2019
Boy’s Football Radnor Football captains...
Radnorite’s 2019 NBA Predictions
October 14, 2019
Here at the Radnorite we love to talk all sports...
March 26, 2019
Boy’s Basketball The Raiders finished their Central...
Nathan Kellerman
December 5, 2019 • 1 Comment
Boston's popular Make Way For Ducklings statue consists of a mother duck walking throughout the Boston Garden, with her children following close behind. Nathan Kellerman details the true meaning of the statue and the impact it has had on both himself and all those who might see it.
Radnor Actors Workshop’s “You Can’t Take It with You” is A Spicy Must-See
November 20, 2019
Janie McRae can attest that that the Fall Play, You Can’t Take It With You, is the greatest piece of theatre to ever exist. Jam-packed with Russians, romance, fireworks and snakes, the show makes for an exciting, and dare I say ~ spicy ~ work of art. For those who are questioning whether or not income tax is real or are thinking about becoming a communist, this play is a must-see.
A New Generation of Heroes, A New Generation of Tolerance
October 22, 2019
Seven million people each year wind through the cobblestone...
The Sun Sets on the Class of 2019
June 14, 2019
Using his DJI Spark Drone, Chapin Lenthall-Cleary captures...
Nathan Kellerman
December 5, 2019
Boston's popular Make Way For Ducklings statue consists of a mother duck walking throughout the Boston Garden, with her children following close behind. Nathan Kellerman details the true meaning of the statue and the impact it has had on both himself and all those who might see it.
Video Game Nostalgia: Playing Dragon Ball Z With My Cousin
January 28, 2019
January 16, 2019
Owen Leonard, Radish Staff Writer
November 25, 2019
Radish writer Owen Leonard breaks down the winners and losers from the fifth democratic debate.
Report: 78% of RHS Students Are Addicted To Heroin
November 12, 2019
Trump’s Message To Erdogan Found To Be Just One In An Extensive Collection of Self-Published Letters
October 21, 2019
New Study Finds Link Between Summer Reading and Negative Health Effects
June 7, 2019
