Biden’s First Month
By 8:30 pm on January 20th, newly-sworn-in President Joe Biden had signed fifteen executive orders. These orders mainly concerned racial justice, climate change, the economy, and of course COVID-19. Most notably, Biden planned...
Category: Coronavirus
A Capella Groups Adjust to COVID Challenges
There is not a single extracurricular activity that has remained completely unaffected by the COVID-19 pandemic. From football to Model UN, Math Club to alpine skiing, clubs and sports in all areas of Hanover...
Adolescent Mental Health in a Pandemic
In November, End the Silence—Hanover High’s suicide awareness committee—sent out a school-wide questionnaire in order to survey students about their mental health. Considering that we are in the midst of an era of political...
Vermont Gubernatorial: Zuckerman Takes on Incumbent Scott
With only one day left until the 2020 Vermont gubernatorial election, candidates Phil Scott and David Zuckerman are nearing the end of a long and surprising race. Seeing as there is no term limit...
The Early (Or Absentee!) Bird Gets the Vote
Some may argue that the 2020 election is currently happening. Why is that? In fact, over 4 million voters have already cast ballots for this year’s election, and upwards of 50 million people are...
Voting by Mail Likely to Result in an Unprecedented Election Cycle
It has often been said this year that we are living in unprecedented times, and this election will almost assuredly be a testament to that. While every election has its challenges, this year they...
This is not the flu
COVID-19 is scary. For those of us with immunocompromised friends and family, loved ones in countries in lockdown, and family working in hospitals and other high risk locations, the pandemic is even scarier. People...
DHMC’s Handling of COVID-19
The first person to test positive for COVID-19 in New Hampshire was an employee at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. Our little town is on the map! All jokes aside, a resident from the medical...