The Ultimate Decision: Snow Day or School Day?
By Natalie Copeland There has been a lot of hype recently at Hanover High regarding snow days, so I met with Wayne Gersen, Superintendent of the Dresden School District, in his office for a...
Monthly Archive: February 2011
Crisis in Egypt: An Editorial
By Nick BernoldThroughout its short history, the United States has been distinguished from other nations by one characteristic more than any other: confidence. It is common for countries or institutions of great power to...
Council Update
By Jennie Frishtick and Carl Tischbein Council has been extremely busy lately, working on some motions which could have powerful effects throughout the school. Below are some brief summaries of what we’ve been doing....
German Culture and Cuisine: A Field Trip
By Carl Tischbein German Students. Photo: Uwe Goodall-Heising. On a cold, dark day before Christmas break, eighteen HHS German students and I took a field trip to a southern destination. After a couple of...
Team Together: Hanover Cross-Country Skiing
By Liz Haas Joining a high school sport that you have never played before may seem scary, but joining the cross-country ski team for the first time was far from that. As a sophomore who...
A Walk in the Woods: A Second Opinion
By Paul Hurford A Walk in the Woods. Photo: WordPress.com A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson, is about Bryson’ s and his friend Katz’ s adventures as they hike the Appalachian Trail....
A Walk in the Woods: A Book Review
By Annelie Weber In A Walk in the Woods: Rediscovering America on the Appalachian Trail, Bill Bryson wrote about his adventures on the trail together with his old friend Katz. I .would recommend this...
As You Like It: A Play Review
By Sarah Ramírez Rosalind (Hannah Sobel) and Celia (Clio Doyle) of As You Like It. Photo: Gen Bristol. Let’s be realistic here: Mr. William Shakespeare was a very complex playwright. Countless researchers, literary analysts,...