This past week’s Council meeting began with Assistant Moderator Jasper Meyer declaring that Moderator Aisling Kelly was sick and that he would be filling in for her as moderator. After this declaration, Council discussed...
What is love?* How is it felt? Can it be touched, or even counted? How do people fall in love? These are some of the many questions that the audience must consider when watching...
If you’ve walked by the library, then you might have noticed a bulletin board with a plaque directly over it. This is the Nick Beard Opinion Board. Recently, however, it has been empty. When...
In a world of increased environmental awareness and renewable energy, the car world is trying its best to fit in. There is a rush to create an electric car and so far car manufacturers...
Political scandal, steady tension, tough calls, and what seems like a race against time. Historical films may not usually be the first choice of the movies to see for high school students, but The...
During the first week of the second semester, orchestra and band students were able to go to Boston to listen to the Boston Symphony Orchestra play 19-century composer Gustav Mahler’s 3rd Symphony. The subject...
It has been over almost a month since the 75th annual Golden Globe Awards on January 7th, but the historically lighthearted show’s political turn has not been forgotten. This year, Hollywood was not abuzz...
“No ethnicity owns an activity.” Two weeks ago, Walt Cunningham, the Artistic Director of Dartmouth College’s Gospel Choir, came to HHS to talk about cognitive bias and the positive factors of living among great...
For many students at HHS, music is a large part of their lives. Whether it comes in the form of playing in one of the many school bands, learning an instrument on their own,...
I remember the first time I ate at the Richmond Middle School cafeteria. I was used to the bouncing cheese cubes and rubbery pizza of the Ray School in Hanover, but Richmond was entirely...