The Impending Publishing Catastrophe
By Morgan Collins Recently, there has been much turmoil in the publishing industry over the rewriting of classics such as the Roald Dahl and Dr. Seuss Books. However, in the […]
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The Censorship Crisis
By Morgan Collins There are hundreds of popular books that I’m sure we have all read as children. Many of these stories come from Roald Dahl who penned classics like […]
The Red Cross Takes a Step in the Right Direction
By: Morgan Collins The AIDS epidemic was a hysterical time in American history that created many stigmas and harmful policies towards openly gay men. In this time of mass panic, […]
An Increase of Cultural Holidays Being Recognized in Hamden Schools
by Morgan Collins In less than two weeks the holiday break will begin, creating a buzz of excitement as hundreds of children anxiously wait to be away from school and […]
Carl Azuz Resigned from CNN
By Morgan Collins It came as a shock to many people this past year that the beloved Carl Azuz was no longer hosting the new season of CNN. He had […]
Outcomes of the Midterm Election in Connecticut
By Morgan Collins Anyone who has taken AP government or Civics in our school has learned the importance of the midterm election. For anyone who does not know, a midterm […]
Capstone vs. Juniors
By Morgan Collins It is a common fact that junior year in high school will be the hardest for a majority of students. With the difficult classes and the looming […]
The Pumpkin Spice Latte Craze
By: Morgan Collins This past week school started its session for most people in the country. This feeling, while somber due to the lack of sleep and return of responsibilities […]
A review of We Say #Never Again
by Morgan Collins This week, the entire country is mourning with the victims’ families from the Robb Elementary School shooting. This gruesome act of violence left 19 children and 2 […]
Review of Where the Crawdads Sing (Major Spoilers)
by Morgan Collins Truthfully, I started out reading Where the Crawdads Sing for my English class thinking it would be just another generic coming of age story. However, it did […]
The Dial 