AP Classes: Weighing the Pros and Cons

Hamsini Kanakagiri Special Correspondent You look at the time, “8:45 P.M.” Your schedule for next year is due in just Continue reading →

Joseph Whalen: A Wonderful Presence in the Holliston Community

Sophia Lindsay Special Correspondent Nine-thirty on a Sunday. No one in the parish hall is fully awake. People rise and Continue reading →

Athlete of the Month: Grace Kerr

Elexa Reiss Special Correspondent An athlete can be seen in many different ways. According to Merriam-Webster, the definition of an Continue reading →

Megan Gentile and Gemma Sampas Will Travel to Washington, D.C. for Prestigious Journalism Conference

Megan Gentile and Gemma Sampas Will Travel to Washington, D.C. for Prestigious Journalism Conference News from George Mason University’s Washington Continue reading →

Sean Jewett: Star Athlete

Anish Guggilam Special Correspondent Many people may not know that senior Sean Jewett follows a superstition where he puts his Continue reading →

HHS Vending Machines Should Offer Healthy Snack Options

Reagan Boice Special Correspondent Although the HHS vending machines contain items that are considerably more healthy compared to machines used Continue reading →

The Problem With Autism Speaks

Sophia Lindsay Special Correspondent As has occurred every year since 1970, April is Autism Awareness month. This brings the blue Continue reading →

Campus Supervisor Mike Shea Works to Improve Student Life at HHS

Trevor PinterParsons Special Correspondent As he stood in the parking lot, expecting a few stragglers to fall into his trap, Continue reading →