Team Together: Hanover Cross-Country Skiing
By Liz Haas Joining a high school sport that you have never played before may seem scary, but joining the cross-country ski team for the first time was far from that. As a sophomore who...
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A Walk in the Woods: A Second Opinion
By Paul Hurford A Walk in the Woods. Photo: WordPress.com A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson, is about Bryson’ s and his friend Katz’ s adventures as they hike the Appalachian Trail....
A Walk in the Woods: A Book Review
By Annelie Weber In A Walk in the Woods: Rediscovering America on the Appalachian Trail, Bill Bryson wrote about his adventures on the trail together with his old friend Katz. I .would recommend this...
As You Like It: A Play Review
By Sarah Ramírez Rosalind (Hannah Sobel) and Celia (Clio Doyle) of As You Like It. Photo: Gen Bristol. Let’s be realistic here: Mr. William Shakespeare was a very complex playwright. Countless researchers, literary analysts,...
Broadside Coming Back (Starting Friday, January 28th)
Hello Readers!Things have been quite hectic here at Hanover High. Shortly after returning from vacation, students were hit with one of the hardest weeks of the year: Exam week. Because The Broadside is strictly a...
Council Update 1/9/11
By Jennie FrishtickDone: The 100 Point GPA Motion failed after debate. We also spent a good portion of our meeting discussing the HHS Honor Code. This is the part of the Academic Integrity Policy...
C.A.P.P.S. Class Win At UVM
By Sarah Ramírez Throughout the first semester, the HHS C.A.P.P.S. class had one thing on their mind and one thing only: How can we build the most efficient and effective safety shelter? You may...
Model UN Trip
By Rachel Margolis “Oh, and by the way,” said President Sarkozy, “in protest of the recent ban, an Algerian terrorist group has just flattened the Eiffel Tower.” At the Brown University Simulation of the...
Tracing $500,000
By Rachel Margolis Amid the discussion of how to tackle the $500,000 “deficit” the Dresden School District faces, it isn’t always explicitly clear where it came from. In an interview, Superintendent Wayne Gersen said...