Are Fandoms Toxic?
by Georgia Kirkendall One passion that I will never understand is an unending love for horror movies. I’m that friend who gets roped into seeing the newest and bloodiest Scream […]
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Why are four leaf clovers lucky?
by Morgan Collins St. Patrick’s Day is on its way bringing corned beef and leprechauns. Many who feel lucky will go kneeling on the grass in search of the special […]
Why is the heart a symbol of love?
by Morgan Collins For all those keeping up with the dates, February 14th is Valentine’s Day. For many, this means a day full of love and showing affection to that […]
Movie review for Spider-Man: No Way Home
by Natalie Binkowski There are currently 5 other Spider-Man movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe featuring Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield, and Toby Maguire. Spider-Man: No Way Home is one of […]
Who We Are.
By Georgia Kirkendall The Epitome of a Hamden Dragon It goes unsaid that recent events surrounding Hamden High have been…chaotic. Terrifying, really. The high school is a place of safety […]
Hamden High’s Semester Courses
by Georgia Kirkendall Hamden High has an exciting and diverse selection of semester classes from which to choose, but it’s understandable to be hesitant and even confused when trying to […]
Advice Column 1/31/22
Advice Column Hello. Lately, I’ve noticed my friends have been getting into bad situations and using vapes. I know that vaping is bad and want to get them to stop, […]
Happy Times
by Georgia Kirkendall Lately, life has been difficult for everyone, everywhere. And that’s putting it lightly. Not a month into the new year, hopes of an escape from the coronavirus […]
Affordable Christmas List
by Kayla Patel Now that Christmas is quickly approaching, everyone’s family will be getting bombarded everybody for the annual Christmas list! I know the struggles of never knowing what exactly […]
Boyz n the Hood: A Review
by Esme Lee Released in 1991, “Boyz n the Hood,” still contains timeless themes on the theories of race, class, and systematic oppression through the story of three boys growing […]
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