Protests have been in the news a lot lately. With the recent mass shooting in Florida, high school students even at HHS have mobilized like never before to protest gun violence. However, this rise...
Name a more iconic duo than American ignorance and the liberty we associate with our firearms. I’ll wait. And in a situation like Gun Control, it seems I’ll be waiting a long time. Because...
As with every meeting, this past week’s Council meeting began with some updates. Assistant Moderator Jasper Meyer began by updating Council that the Course Evaluation Standardization Motion had been signed and that the Dress...
I went into Black Panther with high expectations. The film, which stars Chadwick Boseman as T’Challa, with Michael B. Jordan and Lupita Nyong’o, released to rave reviews from both critics and audience members. When...
Over the past few months, Mindy Wu (’18) has been an active storyteller. Some of her tools: her camera and a Facebook page she runs called “Humans of Hanover“. There, she provides a snapshot...
Voters in Hanover and Norwich passed the Dresden School District’s proposed $26.5 million budget for the 2018-2019 school year last Tuesday. The budget passed 1,078 to 345. Additionally, all the races for school district...
On this last day of February, the Council meeting commenced with committee updates. One of these updates came from the Organizational Engineering Committee (OEC), in which they reported that they had invited Dean of...
Last week’s Dresden School Board meeting started off in the HHS library with a grant to Hanover High School’s sustainability collaborative from the Hermit Hill Family Fund via the NH Charitable Foundation ($5,000.00) and...
This past meeting right before February break began with an update from OEC (Organizational Engineering Committee). OEC members stated that they had drafted a motion regarding vaping and had sent it to Ms. Stevenson....
Despite it seeming as if they had lost all hope of winning, the senior class managed to pull off a win at the 2018 Winter Carnival by narrowly edging out the juniors by 100...