A Day in the Life at School: Coronavirus Edition
Georgia Kirkendall There’s enough already to fret over when the school season rolls around: summer work, school supplies, a decent wardrobe. But now with the epidemic on their hands, school […]
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DRAGON PRIDE WEAR YOUR MASKS
Thus far, no cases: “a very successful opening” The prominent green and gold sign was the only notable addition to the Hamden High School entrance. It was not the additions […]
HHS Student Writes for the New Haven Register
by HHS Dial Staff Christine Kim wrote an opinion piece about the challenges that Hamden Schools face while opening during a pandemic. She focuses on lunch. Opinion At Hamden schools […]
“Positive Choices” Billboard Design Contest
Georgia Kirkendall Every year, the town of Hamden holds a billboard contest for students who reside in the town. More specifically, the town of Hamden Youth Services Bureau and Hamden […]
Free Philly!
Georgia Kirkendall That’s right- Punxsutawney Phil must be released! The PETA, people for the ethical treatment of animals, has had enough. They want Phil to retire and be replaced with […]
Lizzo’s Positive Vibe
Georgia Kirkendall Lizzo is a rapper and singer who has been famous of late, especially for her body-positive messages embodied in every song. She just recently released her new album, […]
Period Heroes
My name is Mariam Khan and I’m a senior at Hamden High. I wanted to tell you all about an exciting new initiative created by HHS students and the Nurse’s Office! […]
Commercializing Christmas
Georgia Kirkendall It’s obvious that businesses use world-wide celebratory holidays to bump up a ton in their profit, but how far has commercializing gone? It’s definitely grown in recent years, […]
The Fight for Trump’s Impeachment
Many people have been personally offended by Trump’s tweets, and especially those of recent, of which Trump has been hashing about the search for reasons to force him out of office.
Hamden High’s New STEAM Program
Hamden High School’s new STEAM program (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) will take effect for the school’s 2019 year.
