A Teen’s Perspective On Mental Health
TW: Depression. Depression is a mental illness that affects millions of people around the world, some more than others. It’s severity might be provoked by a certain event or a […]
Category Archives: Opinion
Why We Should Care About Overturning Roe v. Wade
by Cheveyo Baker Roe v. Wade came into fruition on January 22nd of 1973, marking the protection of women’s productive rights throughout the United States as a whole. While the […]
The Nemesis of Netflix
by Georgia Kirkendall Once the go-to for binge watching and overall chilling, Netflix has experienced overwhelming decline, hitting the bottom this year with a resounding thud. Globally, Netflix has lost […]
Anonymous opinions from students about the newly lifted mask mandate at HHS
By: Natalie Binkowski “I don’t mind either way, but I don’t want Covid to come back either.” “I’m fine with the masks being off, but I’m not very trusting 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 […]
The Need for Teens
Georgia Kirkendall Not sure what to do with yourself this summer? While the pandemic is dwindling and summer activities that weren’t available last year are starting to open up, for […]
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, […]
This Year’s Oscars A Bust
By E. A. This year’s Oscar Awards has the second lowest ratings in the show’s history. It only had a slightly higher boost in viewership than last year. Murphy’s Law […]
No More Free Internet?
Simon Haberfeld writes about the issue of Net Neutrality and the importance of preserving it
Our Pledge, Our Choice
By: Keon Morley x “I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America…” These words have been carved into our minds since we were children. The Pledge […]
The Dial 