The two main issues brought up in the most recent Council meeting were bylaw notifications. The first of the two bylaw notifications was the class meeting bylaw notification. Explained by Assistant Moderator Romaney Granizo-MacKenzie,...
Welcome to “Food for Thoughts,” a segment in which three Broadside journalists review food from the broke high schooler’s perspective. We’ll go over the price, the taste, and the visuals of certain foods in...
Over the past few years, Hanover High School has faced problems with the heating system as some classrooms have been too cold while others have been too hot. Many teachers and students have complained...
Council had a confident start in its first meeting of 2019. Unlike other meetings, this meeting was mainly centered around goal-setting and reflecting on the year thus far. During this session, important points centered...
Global warming has a huge effect on the Earth. More than 70% of Earth is the ocean, full of diverse species of animals and plant life that are becoming extinct. Whales as a species...
This past week’s Council meeting was headlined by the CPP and DSB Merger Bylaw Revision. As explained by Junior Rep. Ian Nolon, the revision would merge the positions of CPP Representative and DSB Representative...
In honor of Veteran’s Day, a number of veterans volunteered to speak about their experience with social studies classes at Hanover High School. Two former Marines, Brent Quimby, and David Bates, as well as...
This past week’s Council meeting was headlined by a continued discussion on the Religious Holiday’s motion. The discussion came about as Freshman Representative Alex Rockmore moved to create an ad hoc committee on religious...
Council delved into two major issues in the most recent meeting, the closing of the portal, and the Religious Holidays Motion. As first quarter grades were about to be released, Council discussed how long...
Council solidified the rules of the Student Handbook by discussing a motion that had been introduced last week: the lateness motion, and also continued their recurring debate on whether freshman should get off campus...
