The Colleen Contest: An Hallmark of Holyoke
Kassidy Lawrence, Staff Reporter '18
April 23, 2018
Kassidy Lawrence details the Holyoke Colleen contest, and why girls should continue to take part in this competition.
Read more »“Skeeters” A Governement Phenomena For Population Control
Owen Lavelle, Staff Reporter ‘18
February 28, 2018
Filed under Features, News, Op/Ed
DISCLAIMER: This is a very real, and very accurate article, containing very scientifical and very educational content. Before reading, please know that contents of this article may be too woke for some. Read at your own risk.
Read more »The Electoral College: An Outdated System
Julissa Roldan, Staff Reporter '18
February 28, 2017
Filed under Features, Op/Ed, Showcase
Julissa Roldan writes about how the Electoral College no longer serves the purpose for which it was designed.
Read more »Holyoke Residents Come Together to Help North East Street Fire Victims
Manon Nadeau, Staff Reporter '17
January 19, 2017
Filed under Op/Ed
Holyoke once again shows its strong commitment to community in the face of tragedy.
Read more »Hampshire Flag Demonstration
Jack Courchesne, Staff Reporter '17
December 5, 2016
Filed under News, Op/Ed, Showcase
A group of people gathered to protest Hampshire College's decision to remove the American flag from campus.
Read more »Violence in Television: Too Much or Not Enough?
Josie Moriarty, News Editor
November 10, 2016
Television shows containing gruesome violence, like "The Walking Dead" or "American Horror Story," are discussed by News Editor Josie Moriarty.
Read more »Prom Preparation: Differences Between Male and Female Routines
Isabella Courchesne, Staff Reporter '18
November 9, 2016
One staffer compares the over preparation most females take to get ready for dances to the lack of for males.
Read more »Squirrels Imprisoned in School Courtyard Due to Lack of Trees
Maggie McAndrew, Staff Reporter '18
November 3, 2016
Filed under Op/Ed
Sometime ago there used to be trees growing in Holyoke High Schools courtyard, but for seemingly unknown reasons they were cut down and now squirrels are getting trapped in the space.
Read more »Viewing of “Bully” Moves Documentary And Film Class
Manon Nadeau, Staff Reporter '17
October 20, 2016
Filed under Entertainment, Features, Op/Ed
A viewing of the documentary "Bully" had a profound impact on Mr. Langlois' Documentary and Film class.
Read more »An Open Letter To Those Who Would Disrupt The School Day
Josie Moriarty, News Editor
September 28, 2016
Filed under Features, Op/Ed, Showcase
News Editor Josie Moriarty calls for an end to the nonsensical threats that have tried to disrupt the HHS school day.
Read more »Roberts Field: New Turf, Old Track
Manon Nadeau, Staff Reporter '17
September 22, 2016
Filed under Features, Holyoke High Sports, Op/Ed, Showcase
Most athletes from Holyoke High are excited about the brand new and beautiful turf at Roberts Field, but some are disappointed with the old track merely being re-painted.
Read more »Snakes at Quabbin?
Matthew Antil, Features Editor '16
April 12, 2016
Filed under Op/Ed
Our features editor takes a stance on the proposed introduction of snakes to an island on the Quabbin Reservoir.
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