FORD’S RANT: THE DREADED CONDOM
Before we start talking about a thin, latex tube, in use since the 1800’s – originally sold “for the prevention of disease only” – let’s talk about life-changing events. And at the top of...
Category: Opinion
Anonymous Opinion Column: November: Condom Dispensers
This month’s focus: There has been debate in the HHS community about putting condom dispensers in the bathrooms to discourage unprotected sex. What do you think? The opinions that the Broadside received on this...
Libertarian club
As students at Hanover High School, we represent freedom. We are one of the few local schools to have open campus, x-periods, and such a meaningful form of student council. It seems this year,...
Ford’s Rants: THE FEWTURE
Today – The Fewture of the American Public High School It is important that you think about the fewture – ‘cuz you are it. And besides – it’s fun. The fewture of the...
Bullying Awareness Month (October 2013)
Every year PACER hosts the National Bullying Prevention Month. This month brings awareness to what bullying does to people in a community. The months’s mantra is “The End of Bullying Begins with Me.” Everyone should take...
The State of Vermont vs. Common Sense
The Vermont legislature has proposed a tax on sugary drinks. According to the Valley News, this tax would add “a penny per ounce to the cost of sodas...
Paperless School
Think of how much paper is used by schools. Even with the technological glory of computers, an average school uses an enormous amount of paper. Paper is everywhere; students read from books made of...
The iPad in School
Imagine a world where students don’t need to carry around textbooks because their books reside on their iPad, which they have with them in every class. If each student had an iPad in...
Internet Negativity
Adolescents are becoming increasingly attached to technology. Relationships are being built online or through phones. Keyboards and keypads are becoming the keys to their hearts. Technology was designed in part to provide new ways...
Music in School
It’s not uncommon to see high school and college students walking around with headphones in their ears, blaring music. This is enjoyable, but is it a good to do while studying? A multitude of...
