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Category Archives: Authors

Literature for the Modern Teen

November 18, 2025by Samir Iydroose Leave a comment

Recently, my mom and I have noticed that young people aren’t reading as much. One could blame a variety of causes, such as social media shortening young people’s attention spans […]

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Hannah Barrett

October 28, 2025by hhsdial Leave a comment

Hello! My name is Hannah Barrett, and I’m currently a sophomore at Hamden High School. Life at HHS is always super fun—whether it’s performing routines with the color guard in […]

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Authors, Biographies

Lily Sacco

October 28, 2025by hhsdial Leave a comment

I am a 9th-grade student at Hamden High School. I am a member of the Marching Band and I write for the Dial School Newspaper. I play the flute and […]

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Authors, Biographies, Uncategorized

Tips for Writing a Short Story and My Process for Writing One

February 26, 2025by Samir Iydroose Leave a comment

With the deadline for the Thornton Wilder short story competition, I figured it would be a good time to write an article with some advice. I have written many short […]

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Authors, Opinion, School, Students, Uncategorized, Writing

An Open Letter to History Educators

February 19, 2025by Samir Iydroose Leave a comment

Preface: I was listening to an audiobook of Don’t Know Much About History by Kenneth C. Davis, which identifies things taught in US history classes that are frequently misinterpreted. It […]

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Authors, Opinion, School, Students

16th Century Teenagers: School Life 

January 30, 2025by hhsdial Leave a comment

Image link: https://cdn.britannica.com/84/148984-004-40E2EAFF.jpg Cited sources: https://localhistories.org/life-in-the-16th-century/ Vengeance and compulsion arose in the minds of many during the 16th century, as society at the time displayed traits distinctly peculiar to communism. […]

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Authors, Opinion, School, Students, Uncategorized

Methods of Literary Analysis from the HHS English Department – Part II – Mr. Perotti, Ms. Alexander and Ms.Diniz

December 20, 2024by Samir Iydroose Leave a comment

Part II Mr. Perotti likes to analyze symbolism in literature. Every object, action, or character can carry deeper meanings that go deeper than  surface level. In Crime and Punishment, the […]

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Authors, Editorials, Opinion, School, Writing

Methods of Literary Analysis from the HHS English Department – Part I – Mr.Capone

December 6, 2024by Samir Iydroose 1 Comment

Preface I asked most of the English department how they analyze literature, in preparation for a project my social studies teacher wanted me to complete. Most of them gave me […]

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Authors, Editorials, Opinion, School, Uncategorized, Writing

How and Why You Should Write a Marxist Critique

December 5, 2024by Samir Iydroose Leave a comment

By Samir Abedin I was originally planning to do an independent study on the relationship between technology and war, focusing on topics such as CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear) […]

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Authors, Editorials, Opinion, Uncategorized, Writing

Why You Should Become a Vegan

November 14, 2024by Samir Iydroose Leave a comment

Imagine a world where every bite you take contributes to a healthier planet, enhances your longevity, and aligns with your values. While this may sound idealistic, it’s becoming increasingly attainable […]

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(adj.) in a very poor condition as a result of disuse and neglect.

The cities were derelict and dying

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