By Freddy Roberts, Round Table Online Editor
• May 12, 2015
With rhythms and beats that can’t escape your mind, Sheppard’s single hit “Geronimo” makes its way to the top. Now that the Australian band has made it to number one on U.S. charts, it has come...
By Taylor Bushey, Round Table Magazine Editor
• May 1, 2015
So much nowadays comedy is more insult than actually funny, or at least, that’s how people now seem to portray it.
Students especially, are more sensitive to what is being said around them. Everything...
Taylor Bushey: In the movie Age of Adaline, the main character, Blake Lively portrays her character in a very classical and traditional way. Her mannerisms in the movie demonstrate her real time period...
By Kim Fleming, Round Table reporter
• April 16, 2015
Middletown High School students are buzzing after the release of the second movie in the Divergent series.
Recently, Insurgent was released in theaters and topped its predecessor, Divergent, at the...
By Hunter Hill, Round Table News Editor
• December 2, 2014
The Sims 4 was rushed out due to its early reveal, lacking some important new content, but Electronic Arts and Maxis, the developers of the game, have found a way to appease the fans. Although the life...
By Taylor Bushey, Round Table Magazine Editor-in-chief
• September 24, 2014
Mia has a loving family, the perfect boyfriend and a potential career full of her dreams and possibilities. But, with one unfortunate accident, her life had changed forever.
Teenagers have every...
Charming and amusing, the NBC television series “Growing Up Fisher” depicts the story of a young boy growing up in a typical middle-class home, but with a twist: his father is blind.
Humorous writing...
By Taylor Bushey, Online Editor-in-Chief
• April 9, 2014
By Taylor Bushey
Online Editor-in-Chief
With an unforgettable meaning laying within the pages, The Fault in Our Stars grabs readers in a new way and in the end leaves them speechless, unable to believe...
Karolina Ross
Features Editor
Divergent, based on the novel by Veronica Roth, takes place in a futuristic dystopian society in which the population is split into five groups called ‘factions’,...
