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 […]
Category Archives: Writing
Nap Time at HHS
Neptune Cicero New studies have come out from Yale University saying that teenagers should be having an hour-long nap in between each class because it allows the brain time to […]
A Critical Look at PBIS
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Support (PBIS) was instituted this year at HHS. It made the lofty promises of reducing chronic absenteeism and class cuts, incentivizing getting better grades, and improving […]
16th Century Teenagers: Eleanor
By Kenya Harris Eleanor stood at the doorstep of the merchant’s grand stone house, the weight of unfamiliar expectations settling heavily upon her. She couldn’t understand why her parents had […]
Picnic
By Samir Abedin The Mainstage Ensemble’s first play of the year is coming this Friday! Opening night is this Friday (11/15), and all students can get tickets at the door […]
Connecticut Isn’t That Bad, Right?
Connecticut: the fifth state to be admitted to the United States, one of the oldest areas in the country, home to beautiful historical homes, Sikorsky, amazing pizza, lots of history […]
What Would Happen if… The Covid-19 Vaccine was Developed
By: Kevin Mensah Whether you are a freshman, sophomore, junior, senior, parent, or staff member, I am convinced that you have pondered about the development and distribution of the COVID-19 […]
Pride and Penmanship
By Ela Pinar Once again I am stuck on the corner of no ingenuity and no will to write The horns of college application cars blaring, so I know I […]
The Dial 