The Return of the Plastic Bags
Students at Hamden High School will now need to put all metal items into a bag or bin and walk through the metal detectors with their bags when they arrive […]
Category Archives: Students
Dance Team Wins Awards in Kick and Pom at First Competition
On Jan. 4, Hamden High School’s dance team participated in their first competition of the season, in Philadelphia, winning second in Pom and first in Kick. Pom routines emphasize sharp, […]
Celebrating Muslim Culture: Highlights from MSU’s First Event
On Tuesday, Dec. 16, Hamden High’s Muslim Student Union (MSU) had its first event of the year. This event was held in Mr. Coss’s room, with food catered by Dave’s […]
A Short Recap of HHS’s Cross Country Season
Hamden High’s Cross Country team did quite well this year. According to Coach Bryce Lindamood, their goal was to be the top team at the Southern Connecticut Conference (SCC), which […]
The JSA’s Hannukah Celebration
Hamden High’s Jewish Students Association (JSA) just hosted its first event of the year, for Hanukkah on Monday, December 8th. They made dreidels out of clay, learned about Hanukkah, sang […]
HHS Volleyball Season in Review
The Hamden High varsity and junior varsity teams have had a very successful season. They lost only 5 out of 19 games this season, with their first winning record since […]
Literature for the Modern Teen
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 […]
Fall back into your routine after Daylight Savings Time
As of November 2nd, the time was shifted an hour earlier, marking the end of Daylight Savings Time. While gaining an extra hour of sleep seems like a good thing, […]
Duonychus: The Bizarre Two Clawed Therizinosaur
By Harry Benson Recently, in the Gobi Desert in Mongolia, paleontologists have found a new species of dinosaur, which they named Duonychus Tsogtbaartari, meaning simply two claws. The name Duonychus […]
Seasonal Allergy Survival Guide
As global temperatures climb and atmospheric carbon dioxide levels rise, many allergenic plants are breaking dormancy weeks earlier than they did just a few decades ago. Trees, like oak and […]
The Dial 