By Owen Caulfield
Staff Writer

For decades, a huge debate over whether college athletes should be allowed to be paid has gone back and forth between students, student-athletes, fans, and the NCAA itself. Recently, a huge step towards this idea was taken after the NCAA allowed student-athletes to unionize this past week, thanks to Northwestern University quarterback Kain Colter, who has served as the face of the movement. 

By Owen Caulfield
Staff Writer

One of Bullis’ strong traditions is the involvement with community service and charity organizations. One of the most notable connections Bullis has is with Manna food center. Manna food center is a non-profit organization that aims to eliminate hunger problems in Montgomery County. To help contribute to their goal, Bullis is holding its 7th annual cereal drive, where all donated boxes of cereal will go to Manna Food Center.

Bullis School strives to promote the best environment for their students to learn in and have recently taken yet another step towards improving the classroom setting. Starting Monday, April 9, Facebook will be blocked from all computers using Bullis Wifi.

The move was prompted by continuous disruption during classes by students scanning their newsfeeds. Teachers have tried to pacify the issue by giving comportment forms, but nothing seems to be working at this point. One teacher says this has been an issue for about six years now and the school is making the right choice.