Isabella Sorial, Editor-in-Chief
Isabella Sorial is ecstatic to be Co-Editor-in-Chief for the 2018-2019 school year. Outside of her job here, she’s Debate Captain, Co-Founder of Model UN, MYLC Executive Member, National Honor Society Member and a cast member of the Strawberry Hill Players and their Improv group, SHIP. Feel free to contact her at
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Emma Sharma, News Editor
Emma is elated to be back for her third and final year writing for the Round Table, this time serving as the news editor! Aside from writing for the paper, she serves as the campaign manager for State Representative Caroline Simmons' re-election campaign, is the co-founder and co-president of the Model United Nations Team and is the vice-president of fundraising for the Strawberry Hill Players!
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Jacob Herz, Social Media Coordinator - Facebook
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John Jiler • Oct 28, 2018 at 10:04 am
SCHOLASTIC ACTION ON GUNS
Dear Editor;
Autumn is here, and seniors are thinking about their next step. For many of us, your generation is the hope of the future. The Parkland high school shootings galvanized young people across the nation to passionately advocate for common sense gun laws. Now, as your attention turns to college, we want to turn our admiration into action.
With the help of the Brady Center, the new Gabby Giffords consortium, Everytown for Gun Safety and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, we’re reaching out to high school journalists across the country with our list of the NOTORIOUS NINETEEN—the states with dangerous, inadequate gun laws. Many of them condone the open carry of weapons on college campuses, but even those who don’t have encouraged or tolerated a state-wide, lawless violent culture. Our mission is to make these states known to high school seniors, whom we encourage NOT to apply to college in:
Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, West Virginia, or Wyoming.
We’ll be following up with letters to the Governors and legislators of the “Notorious Nineteen.” If they’re curious why their state-wide college applications are down this year, we’ll be happy to tell them!
Thank you for considering the publication of this letter in your newspaper. This is how the world changes. Good luck throughout senior year…… and beyond!
Best,
John Jiler,
Coordinator,
Committee for Scholastic Action On Guns
Daniel Cook, Asst. Principal, Retired • Mar 30, 2018 at 7:57 pm
Listen to the Kids !