Advisory Pilot Program
A lot changed for Hanover students in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, but aside from constant sanitizing, distancing, and wearing a mask, one of the biggest alterations to our school is the almost entirely...
Monthly Archive: November 2020
Record-Setting Voting and Polarized Voters
The 2020 Presidential election was monumental and enlightening in many ways. For one, the US saw an incredible increase in voter participation and citizen engagement: Biden’s 79 million votes and Trump’s 73 million votes...
2020 Soccer Playoffs
The boys and girls varsity teams both had playoff matches with Windham back to back Wednesday and Thursday night. The Windham boys had just come off a big win against the heavily...
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...
Robin Hood: Benjamin Wagner’s Common Application Essay
In the woods, I am Robin Hood. I am free. The master of my own destiny. My face spreads into a grin, and I roll down the hill. Hiding within my imagination, a merry...
Religion in the Boy Scouts: James Eiler’s Common Application Essay
The Boy Scouts of America is a dogmatically religious organization. While the organization has changed its stance on LGBT scouts even allowed girls to join, it has never accepted atheists or agnostics. Just last...
Conserving History: James Eiler’s Common Application Essay
My feet pounded against the asphalt as I ran up the hill for the fifth time that hot May morning. As I reached the top, my eyes shifted between the map in my hand...