HHS creates new club: Latin Dance Club
February 8, 2018
On Monday, February 5, students met in the cafeteria after school for the first ever Latin Dance Club session. It was organized by students Zochitl Contreras, junior, and Camille Clarke, junior. “I first reached out to Camille Clarke, who helped me get it all organized. Then once I had a team of two, three, four people that would help me get it together, I talked to Profe Owen who is our advisor for it and we got it going,” Contreras said.
HHS presents 2018 One Acts
Ayanna Maddox, Staff Reporter
January 29, 2018
Auditions have commenced, and Royal Production’s 2018 One Act plays are soon to be performed. 7 p.m., Feb. 1, 2, 3, the lights of the HHS little theatre will dim, performers debuting their one act productions.
Sophomore cellist Cassie Ahlgrim leads the way in Sinfonia
Paul Zeitz, Staff Reporter
January 26, 2018
Passing through the music hall, one can hear a multitude of talented singers, drummers and instrumentalists. One of these skillful artists is cellist Cassie Ahlgrim, sophomore the cello section leader in the sophomore orchestra Sinfonia.
HHS Gender Sexuality Alliance hosts Drag Queen Bingo
Maya Kupritz, Feature Editor
January 19, 2018
On Friday, Jan.19, the HHS’ Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA) club is hosting its annual Drag Queen Bingo located at Eisenhower Wetlands Café.
HHS looks to expand with new learning spaces
Logan Barham, Staff Reporter
January 16, 2018
In the recent months, some students may have noticed that their classrooms are becoming a bit more spacious, or maybe adopting some new technology. This is because the school is reconsidering how learning space is being used.
HHS New Years Resolutions
Riley Lennon, Staff Reporter
January 12, 2018
Jonathan Goins, senior, is setting down his vape for the rest of the year. From Jan 1 to Dec 31, Jonathan plans to not vape at all.
HHS students enter for the National Scholastic Art Awards
Mary Schutte, Staff Reporter
January 12, 2018
Many well done art and writing deserve some sort of award for their excellence. Scholastic Art and Writing Awards have done just that.
ProPEL donates 120 kits to kids in need
Mary Schutte, Staff Reporter
January 10, 2018
This year Seniors involved in a group called ProPEL donated their time and energy into creating 120 kits for 120 homeless youth.
Holiday exchanges become popular at HHS
Mary Schutte, Staff Reporter
December 20, 2017
As the holidays approach many friend groups and classrooms gather to organize a secret santa or holiday friend exchange. Ms. April Felt, math, has organized a secret holiday friend exchange. Classmates chose their person in early December and will be exchanging Dec. 22.
HHS student studies around the world
Sam Fiterman, Staff Reporter
December 20, 2017
While most seniors are sitting behind a desk in school for their last year of high school, Luke Yourzak, senior, took advantage of a different opportunity.
HHS students contemplate Mac vs Chromebook
Jacob Goldfarb, Staff Reporter
December 13, 2017
At the beginning of the school year, the school provides each student with an Acer Chromebook laptop. While most students use these issued laptops, some haven't opened it.
HHS Repsonds pairs up with other clubs
Sam Fiterman, Staff Reporter
December 8, 2017
The devastating Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico hard and HHS Responds wanted to do something about it.
Charlie Nirenstein, Staff Reporter
February 21, 2020 • Comments closed
Enter the chilly Hopkins Pavilion and you’ll find a workhorse in Dominic Valentini, junior, skating around on the rink. The season may be over for the boys hockey team but that doesn’t mean the work is.
Tuesday Tunes: “No Time to Die” Billie Eilish
February 18, 2020
The first leg of Billie Eilish’s Grammy sweep victory lap just after she took the checkered flag, with her new single, “No Time To Die,” which coincides with the impending release of the new James Bond film which bears the same name as Eilish’s track.
Boys basketball growing as final stretch approaches
February 13, 2020
The Hopkins Boys Basketball team started out the 2019-20 season in an underwhelming fashion. Starting out the season with a 1-2 record was something that most people didn’t anticipate.
Wild pitch: thoughts on the proposed MLB playoff format
February 12, 2020
Just when baseball fans thought that the 2019-20 MLB off-season couldn’t get any more insane, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred threw everyone for one last curve two days before pitchers and catchers reported to spring training.