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Morgan Felt

Morgan Felt, Blogger

Morgan Felt is a senior and a blogger. Felt enjoys writing about all things trendy in and out of the Robinson campus.

All content by Morgan Felt
Seniors Kennedy Snyder, Sean Piontek and Charlie Draper.

The Big Decision: Undecided

Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
April 12, 2017
Here, IB Biology teacher Tiffany Oliver is featured with an underwater ROV robot she built during a STEM camp.

Teachers are people too

Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
April 10, 2017
A poster promoting the now-cancelled event.

Sadie Hawkins dance cancelled due to lack of interest

Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
February 24, 2017
Featured here from left to right IB Valedictorian Kyle Johnson, IB Salutatorian Nick Fata, Traditional Valedictorian Ngan Nguyen, and Traditional Salutatorian Ciara Faison.

Q &A: Get to know the valedictorians and salutatorians

Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
February 22, 2017
Green goddess salad is a perfect recipe for a healthy lunch.

Cooking with Morgan: Green Goddess Cobb Salad

Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
February 6, 2017

These socks don’t sock

Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
January 20, 2017
Here Señora Landron practices being patient while talking with a student about her Spanish External Assessment.

New Year, New Resolutions

Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
January 13, 2017
Eggs Benedict with Hollandaise is a savory breakfast.

Cooking With Morgan: Eggs Benedict

Morgan Felt, Blogger
December 8, 2016
Part-time jobs, like working at Panera, can be beneficial but can also come into conflict with school and other commitments.

Q&A: Working part-time jobs as a teen

Katherine Weck and Morgan Felt
December 7, 2016
This photo shows Ezequiel giving the Colombian children their toys in 2015.

Señora Martha Landron hosts toy drive for impoverished Colombian children

Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
December 5, 2016
After placing eighth out of nine teams in their first competition, Robinson cheer plans to use the performance as a wake-up call to improve.

Robinson Cheer is ready for a comeback

Morgan Felt, Staff writer
November 29, 2016
CJ Baab ('18) takes four HLs unlike all of his IB peers.

Four higher level classes are no issue for CJ Baab

Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
November 10, 2016
Garlic bread is a perfect addition to your next meal.

Cooking with Morgan: Garlic Bread

Morgan Felt, Blogger
November 3, 2016
Preparing for standardized tests such as the PSAT as early as possible will give you a leg up on other applicants and help reduce stress when college application deadlines start rolling around.

For seniors, college costs start in high school

Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
November 1, 2016

Circus of Superstition: The Last Laugh

Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
October 31, 2016
Avocado toast is a perfect breakfast addition.

Cooking with Morgan: Pretzel Avocado Toast

Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
October 20, 2016
Breakfast burritos can be reheated for a quick before school breakfast.

Cooking With Morgan: Breakfast Burritos

Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
October 17, 2016
Nutella Twist Bread is the perfect sweet treat.

Cooking with Morgan: Nutella Twist Bread

Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
October 3, 2016
Egg wonton wrappers are an easy and delicious addition to your dinner table.

Cooking with Morgan: Egg Yolk Ravioli

Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
September 28, 2016
Though her epilepsy has changed her life, Eden Fernandez ('17) sees it as a blessing in disguise.

Epilepsy: a blessing in disguise

Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
September 26, 2016
Because the Pokèmon Go app works with GPS location, this student pulls up the app in school and looks at the real time Robinson Pokèmon.

New with the Knights: Pokèmon Go

Morgan Felt, Blogger
September 12, 2016
One Robinson student insincerely apologizes to another when asked about a rumor.

Weekly Vexation: Insincere Apologies

Morgan Felt, Blogger
May 14, 2016
Miscellaneous pieces of trash are littered throughout Robinson's courtyard.

Weekly Vexation: Stop Trashing the Planet

May 8, 2016
Weekly Vexation: Organization is Key

Weekly Vexation: Organization is Key

Morgan Felt, Blogger
April 15, 2016
Weekly Vexation: "No Cutzies"

Weekly Vexation: “No Cutzies”

Morgan Felt, Blogger
April 8, 2016
Weekly Vexation: Annoying Habits

Weekly Vexation: Annoying Habits

Morgan Felt, Blogger
April 4, 2016
Weekly Vexation: Personal Space

Weekly Vexation: Personal Space

Morgan Felt, Blogger
March 28, 2016
A Robinson senior attempts to manage school, and multiple sports along with the stressful college application process.

Weekly Vexation: Balancing School and, Well, Everything Else

Morgan Felt, Blogger
March 11, 2016
A group of sophomore students excitedly chit chat during lunch, exchanging drama.

Weekly Vexation: “No Offense, But…”

Morgan Felt, Blogger
March 4, 2016
Apple's Chief Declines FBI Request for iOS 7 Hack

Apple’s Chief Declines FBI Request for iOS 7 Hack

Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
March 3, 2016
It is inevitable to see these Tory Burch sandals in the hallways at Robinson.

Weekly Vexation: Overpriced Products

Morgan Felt, Blogger
February 26, 2016
So, chivalry isn't dead? High school hallways are commonly filled with friendly hands holding doors, but not always.

Weekly Vexation: Etiquette

Morgan Felt, Blogger
February 19, 2016
Two students gossip while leaving another girl out of the loop - high school exclusion at its prime.

Weekly Vexation: Exclusion

Morgan Felt, Blogger
February 12, 2016
A common high school sight, a student walks into class late, catching her classmates' attention.

Weekly Vexation: Chronic Lateness

Morgan Felt, Blogger
February 5, 2016
A common sight in many high schools, two students sitting together but too distracted by their phones to even look up.

Weekly Vexation: Put Down Your Phone

Morgan Felt, Blogger
January 29, 2016
This is Morgan Felt's face when you are being a bad driver.

Road Rage: Stick That Somewhere Else

Morgan Felt, Blogger
December 4, 2015
Road Rage: They Painted a Line for a Reason

Road Rage: They Painted a Line for a Reason

Morgan Felt, Blogger
November 11, 2015
Signs like this clearly state the speed that you should drive at on this road, but drivers still tend to ignore said signs.

Road Rage: Keep Up With the Flow of Traffic

Morgan Felt, Blogger
November 4, 2015
This is Morgan Felt's face when you are being a bad driver.

Road Rage: No, I’m Not Your Chauffeur

Morgan Felt, Blogger
October 28, 2015
Felt strongly encourages pedestrians to use crosswalks such as this one.

Road Rage: You Can’t Make Your Own Crosswalk

Morgan Felt, Blogger
October 21, 2015
If car manufacturers began to produce cars with some sort of u-turn signal, many accidents can be avoided.

Road Rage: A New Kind of Turn Signal

Morgan Felt, Blogger
October 14, 2015
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Road Rage: Slow Down, and Not Just for the Cops

Morgan Felt, Blogger
October 7, 2015
Road Rage: It Can Wait

Road Rage: It Can Wait

Morgan Felt, Blogger
September 30, 2015
Wearing your seatbelt is easy. So please do.

Road Rage: Buckle Up Before It’s Too Late

Morgan Felt, Blogger
September 23, 2015
Road Rage: Keep Your Distance

Road Rage: Keep Your Distance

Morgan Felt, Blogger
September 16, 2015
If Morgan Felt ('17) had one wish, it would be for you to use your turn signal.

Road Rage: Turn Signals Exist for a Reason

Morgan Felt, Blogger
September 9, 2015
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