A Day in the Life of a Senior
Georgia Kirkendall Four years ago I wrote an article detailing my experiences as a freshman in high school, and began my first-hand account with the vague sentence “It’s weird, for […]
Category Archives: Students
The Experience of LGBTQ+ Students
Cheveyo Baker Pride month begins in June. The experience of what it is like to be a member of the LGBTQ+ community in high school needs to be told. The […]
My Plans for Summer Vacation
Kevin Mensah This pandemic has slowly added to the deterioration of the mental health of my peers. Because of this, you may want to take time for yourself to recuperate […]
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 […]
The Black Experience at HHS
Cheveyo Baker Within the past two years, the experience of Black citizens within America has come to light. Through the repetition of brutal police killings and systemic racism, we have […]
Masks Mandate
Georgia Kirkendall Many high school students have been getting vaccinated with the Pfizer vaccine since the CDC, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, has allowed those 16 and older to […]
5/18/21
Dear Natalie. I am writing this today because I need help. We are within the last couple of months of school and I can’t find an inch of motivation in […]
Senoritis in 2021
By Georgia Kirkendall With the exhaustion and confusion that was 2020, senioritis is sure to peak early this year for 2021 graduates, and with spunk. Teachers and students worldwide are […]
What Would Happen if… The Children Get no Books?
Kevin Mensah On Monday, March 15th, something wonderful occurred. The Hamden High BHSU (Black Hispanic Student Union) organized a multicultural book drive for Hamden’s Elementary schools. It is important that […]
Taking SATs in the Year 2021
Georgia Kirkendall All educational aspects for students are being affected by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) is no exception. The SAT, first introduced in 1926, […]
The Dial 