Book Review: Where the Crawdads Sing
by Georgia Kirkendall There are few novels that encompass the passion, suspense, and intricacies of an isolated and consequently prejudiced life. Delia Owens captures these themes, and more, in her […]
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Bans Against Transgender Care
by Georgia Kirkendall Currently taking place in the South, , there has been a recent push towards laws that directly violate the U.S. Constitution, and yet are inexplicably making headway. […]
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 […]
Upcoming HHS Events!!
by Georgia Kirkendall Finally, the air is warming and the birds are singing! The jitteriness of another hectic and arduous school year coming to a close may have you yearning […]
HHS CHALKFEST Returns!!!
by Georgia Kirkendall I remember when I was “graduating” from the eighth grade and was having a hard time deciding where I would attend high school. I had attended a […]
The Psychological Depths of Disney’s Encanto
by Georgia Kirkendall The animated film Encanto was released September of last year, but since then has only continued to gain momentum, including news of a sequel. I only just […]
Are Fandoms Toxic?
by Georgia Kirkendall One passion that I will never understand is an unending love for horror movies. I’m that friend who gets roped into seeing the newest and bloodiest Scream […]
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 […]
Hamden High’s Semester Courses
by Georgia Kirkendall Hamden High has an exciting and diverse selection of semester classes from which to choose, but it’s understandable to be hesitant and even confused when trying to […]
Happy Times
by Georgia Kirkendall Lately, life has been difficult for everyone, everywhere. And that’s putting it lightly. Not a month into the new year, hopes of an escape from the coronavirus […]
The Dial 