Learn to Dig It
By Chi Zhang After a season of teamwork, determination, and prowess, the Varsity Girls Volleyball team is ready for the playoffs. This year’s V-squad consists of nine girls. They are led by coach Amy...
Monthly Archive: October 2011
Council Update
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...
Contagion: A Review
By Alexandra Shworak WARNING: This review contains spoilers! Contagion is a must-see movie! Even I liked it, even though I wouldn’t go to see that kind of movie unless dragged there by my ponytail!...
GOP Debate: A Candidate Report Card
By Nick Bernold On October 11, Dartmouth College hosted a debate featuring the candidates for the Republican nomination for the presidency. It was an exciting opportunity for the community to take center stage in...
Meet Carmen Bascunen!
Interview by Hannah Sobel Name: Carmen Bascunen Department: Foreign Language Q: Where were you this time last year? A: I was teaching at Dartmouth. Q: Why did you choose HHS? A: I’ve been subbing...
Ms. Kress, Back from Maternity Leave
By Paul Hurford Nancy Kress is returning from her most recent maternity leave of about two years. She was and still is a math teacher, and she is teaching Algebra 2 this year for the first semester,...
Ms. Gado Returns from England
By Eleanor Keats This year Hanover High wel- comed Ms. Gado back to the Eng- lish Department. She had spent the previous two years teach- ing at the Ibstock Place School in London. She...
Rowing in the Fall
By Liz Haas When one thinks of fall sports, soccer, football, field hockey, and maybe even cross country and volleyball come to mind. However, for many Hanover High students, crew is a fall sport,...
Ms. Mills, Back from Sabbatical
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...