Perhaps you find oceans intriguing, and marine biology is your passion. Or maybe you breathe to recite Shakespeare. Those are only two of the twenty college-level course topics offered to New Hampshire’s rising seniors...
Interview by James Wolfe Could you tell us a bit about where you come from? I am from Wuhan, in south-central China. Many people here ask me, “What is it, a city or a...
By Gabe Brison-Trezise Council has had some rousing discussions in the past few weeks about matters ranging from granting ninth graders off-campus privileges to changing the start time of school. In what will be...
By Gabe Brison-Trezise Two weeks ago, the new student representative, Ethan Gorman, and the two tuition student representatives, Lazlo Bardos and Susanna Penfield, officially joined Council. Council has also been looking at ways to...
Hanover High has strived to be a green school through its excellent student-run initiatives, including Zero-Sort Recycling—which saves the school $6,000 annually—and the plastic bag campaign. And now there is another one. Over the...
By Gabe Brison-Trezise Council has met thrice since my last update. Here is what we have been working on: Common Ground Switch motion—referred to the Student Life Committee This motion, which would have students...
By Carl Tischbein Last year, Ms. Mills, one of Hanover High School’s math teachers, was mysteriously absent for the whole year. While many teachers may have heard about her adventures, few students seem sure...
By Anne Thompson Heidelberg Castle. Photo courtesy of Anne Thompson. Monday: After a seemingly endless plane ride, we finally landed in the Munich airport. It was immediately evident we were no longer in America. It...