Eleanor Roosevelt High School's Student-Run Newspaper

The Raider Review
Eleanor Roosevelt High School's Student-Run Newspaper

The Raider Review
Eleanor Roosevelt High School's Student-Run Newspaper

The Raider Review

2025 Senior Bucket List: Things to Do Before and After Graduation!

Drew Ezzie, Jayce Tyler, and Masoma Ngupkam
May 7, 2025

The Senior Close Out Bucket List!

The school year is coming to a close, and for seniors it’s the end of their high school career! After all of the work that they have done, it may seem like there is a big space left where school took up most of their time. This doesn’t have to be the case. Here is a list of things seniors can do locally to take up the time before and after graduation!

 Sports Events

 

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Summer Concerts of 2025, with most being located in Baltimore or Hersheypark Stadium. Songkick.com

 

Other Events In The Local Area 

  • Spring Street Fair
    • Located in College Park. Come see different vendors and activities to celebrate spring! Date: 5/18/2025 from 1pm to 4pm. Spring Street Fair
  • College Park Aviation Community Day
    • Located at the College Park Aviation Museum, on Saturday May 17th. This event is free to participate! Aviation Community Day
  • SAARC Health and Wellness Fair
    • Provides lots of information on things to do with health and gives you the opportunity to talk to health professionals! This event is located in Brandywine on May 10th from 10am to 3pm.SAARC Health and Wellness Fair

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About the Contributors
Drew Ezzie
Drew Ezzie, Staff Writer
11th-grade student Drew is a current Journalism student. He joined Journalism to try something new and I hope to learn more about it as well as continue writing articles. His goals for this year are to have success but also learn how to write articles and the different techniques that go with it. His interests involve sports and specific video games which he hopes to write articles for. In the future, he hopes to have written multiple articles that were a success for him personally.
Jayce Tyler
Jayce Tyler
Having suddenly made the decision to try out journalism, senior Jayce Tyler decided to join the ERHS Raider Review in his last year at Eleanor Roosevelt. Not really having many goals due to joining without much expectations, Jayce thought it would be something interesting to say he has experience on, and possibly would be a good addition to his portfolio. Hoping to be able to cover topics relating to art as a whole, he hoped he would be able to share his opinions on things like true crime, mystery and horror novels, and art. Jayce hopes that being able to be a journalist can be linked to me being able to draw things and having the skill to draw things in a way that’s inspired by how journalism presents things, something interesting quick and fast but has more meaning once you look more into it.
Masoma Ngupkam
Masoma Ngupkam, Writer
Masoma took journalism to understand how it works and to help improve her writing skills. Since she wants to write and publish a book, she’s willing to learn as much about writing as she can, and she thought journalism would be a great way to learn about it, even if it’s not writing fiction. She hopes to cover many kinds of stories, but she would prefer not to write about sports.  Masoma realizes that informing people is very important in order to keep people aware of what is happening in the world around them, as well as making sure they’re working towards progress in our society. She hopes to make sure students stay informed in the works she writes. Some of Masoma’s hobbies are writing, crocheting, and reading. Reading is her oldest hobby, while crocheting is only something she started more recently.  Masoma wants to be able to cooperatively work with others in whatever line of work she ends up doing in the future, and she hopes being in Journalism will help her build on that skill.   
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