Each issue, the Broadside staff will come up with a topic or question that may be of interest to members of the HHS community and conduct an anonymous online survey to receive and publish...
The Dresden School Board has approved their goals for the 2013-2014 school year – many of these directly affecting students. Goal #1 is about the curriculum. The overarching goal is to have a rich,...
Children in the United States no longer contract polio. However, this is still not true for children in other countries around the world. They need our help. October 24, 2013 is World Polio Day. A...
The unofficial theme for this year in Council is social change, and our first month in session certainly reflected that goal. Three major motions, all to do with changes that would directly affect the...
You may have seen her dancing around in the chorus room or strolling through the halls: it’s Hanover’s new chorus/Footnotes/music theory teacher, Mrs. Jennifer Chambers! A high energy teacher with a deep-rooted love of...
Mr. Eskilon has come to HHS this year to replace our former Latin teacher of many years, Mr. Buck. He was first introduced to Latin when he took a survey course in college on...
As the Dresden School Board Representative on Council, I’m going to try something new this year, and write a monthly report in the Broadside about the agenda and discussions for each meeting. I know,...
Wayne LaPierre is at it again. After the recent shooting at the Navy Yard, he cited inadequate security at the compound as the problem. This is similar to his call for armed guards in...
I was recently walking down the hall with a girl I had just met in my Journalism class. A pretty girl with impeccable fashion sense and butterfly tattoos, she struck me as an interesting...
