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Monthly Archive: October 2010
Music to My Ears: A Senior Reflection
By Scout Wallace After silence, that which comes nearest to expressingthe inexpressible is music.-Aldous Huxley All my life, I’ve listened to music. I imagine most students and staff at Hanover High have, and would be very...
A Minority of One: An Excerpt from the Novel by Sharen Conner
The following is an excerpt from a recently published novel written by Hanover High School Special Educator, Sharen Conner. This is an electronic novel; free software for Macs and PCs can be downloaded right...
A Day of Royal Color: HHS Shows Support for Anti-LGBT Bullying
by Sarah Ramirez Six deaths in one month. It doesn’t seem like a an impressive number at first, but it has more significance than to what meets the eye: All six deaths were suicides...
In Defense of Dressing: An Editorial by Nick Bernold
Scarf and suit with her date. Vogue 1954. Photo: Ivy Style It is quite likely that you have seen me in the halls. I’m easily recognizable as the one in the bow tie. This...
Mud Sliding
by Charlotte Cadow During fourth period last Thursday, the announcement that there would be no Cross Country practice sounded throughout the school. Several of the cross-country runners were disappointed by this announcement – running...
Good Music and Good Friendships: The KRG Big Band Visits Hanover High School
By Anne C. Thompson KRG Big Band performs with the HHS Wind Ensemble. Photo: Una Shworak. Last week, the KRG Big Band visited Hanover High School. These musicians hailed from Neustadt, in southwest Germany....
German Day Is A Success
by Carl Tischbein Lauren, Erin, Alex and Cas celebrate German Day. Photo: Goodall-Heising If you were trying to get through the atrium two Mondays ago, you would have probably encountered a mob of students...