I Know That You Didn’t Ask Me, But…
A Reflection on the Senior PrankBy Mr. Murphy It is time to end the senior prank and replace it with a better alternative. A senior prank by definition is an act of mischief and...
HHS Broadside
A Letter from the Editors
Hello, Readers! This issue covers a number of the exciting events that have taken place in the high school community over the past few weeks, including the Quidditch tournament, the recent successes...
Quidditch: The Beautiful Game
Article by Hannah Sobel, Photos Courtesy of Peter Lange The Harry Potter series may be fiction, but Quidditch, the famous sport of flying broomsticks, is very real and very celebrated. Harvard University actually has...
You CAN Take It With You: A Review of the Fall Play
A typical scene in the Sycamore house. Photo: Gen Bristol by Anne Thompson This past Friday I attended the HHS Footlighters’ autumn production, You Can’t Take It With You, directed by Bryan Smith and produced by...
Marauders Advance to Meet of Champs
Girls’ Starting Line. Photo: John Haas by Liz Haas On Saturday, the 30th of October, 158 girls and 163 boys ran in the Division II cross country state meet. Only the top six of each...
HHS News Flash: An Interview with Betty Chen
Betty enjoys New Hampshire.Photo: Betty Chen By Lillian DaleyWhen Betty Chen decided to do an exchange program, she had no idea shewould end up in small-town New Hampshire for ten months. She had heardabout...
HHS News Flash: An Interview with Eleanor Patten
By Jocelyn Shworak Eleanor (2nd from left) enjoys time with friends)Photo: Eleanor Patten “HHS News Flash” is an assignment for journalism class; students can choose to write about a recent event, do an op-ed...
Council Update
By Jennie Frishtick and Carl Tischbein Council has moved! Meetings are now being held in the cafeteria. The main reason for this change is to increase student awareness of and participation in Council issues....
Splitting Countries: The End of Expansionism Part I An Editorial by Nick Bernold
www.nationsonline.org We all remember Darfur. Or at least, we all remember vaguely hearing about a place called Darfur where atrocities were being committed by the thousands. Maybe we remember celebrity commercials asking for donations...