In the news of small-town political history, a breakthrough has occurred. Politically forward people—the HHS Council themselves—have finally all agreed on the same thing: They don’t have many fans within their fellow Student Body.*...
As both a journalist and a gun owner I often wish that the American people cared for the Second Amendment as much as they do the First. Any high school student can think up...
Protests have been in the news a lot lately. With the recent mass shooting in Florida, high school students even at HHS have mobilized like never before to protest gun violence. However, this rise...
Name a more iconic duo than American ignorance and the liberty we associate with our firearms. I’ll wait. And in a situation like Gun Control, it seems I’ll be waiting a long time. Because...
It’s time for New Hampshire to ensure by law that transgender Granite Staters are not discriminated against on account of their gender identity. For this reason, New Hampshire House Bill 1319, a piece of...
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...
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...
Why is there no lunch period? Why is there so much homework? These are some recurring concerns brought up every year in our high school community. And often, the concerns boil down to how...
As of right now, Hanover High School does not have a lunch period. Our school has a period from 10:45 to 11:15 set aside for Activity Period, a time to meet with teachers and...
There has been some confusion about how the Standards Based Curriculum (SBC), in social studies is more beneficial than the old one. Mr. Tindall, one of the social studies teachers, calls it a “pilot...