Kyra Belden secures her 1000th assist
Sofia Barassi, Sports Editor
October 16, 2018
Filed under Athlete Spotlight, Editorial, Features, October, Showcase, Sports
Kyra Belden ‘19, one of the Girls Varsity Volleyball captains, secured her 1000th assist of her HB career while playing Manchester Memorial on September 28. Belden began racking up assists her freshman year when she made the varsity squad in 2015 as the team’s setter. Making First-Team Allstate her ...
On monsters…
Jackson Hinkle, Staff Writer
October 10, 2018
Filed under Columns, October, Opinion, Politics
It’s often that people speak kindly of when Christopher Columbus sailed to a place he thought was Japan. Of course, he did not arrive in Asia, but an entirely different continent that we now know as America. An awful lot has happened since that year; two Haitian empires have come and gone, two Chinese...
How the Seniors stand in their ongoing college search
Avery Desruisseau, Staff Writer
October 10, 2018
Filed under October, Opinion, Showcase
As senior year starts, the feeling of being the “top dog” in high school is finally starting to set in. Then it hits: college; the big decision looming over every senior’s head. The question on everyone's mind: are we on track with their search for the perfect school, and where can we find h...
Columbus Day, the best of America
Noah Penasack, Op-Ed Editor
October 7, 2018
Filed under Columns, October, Opinion, Politics, Showcase, Uncategorized
Disclosure: this article is written for satirical purposes only, the ideas herein do not reflect those of the author or the CavChron. The second Monday in October approaches, and with it, perhaps the proudest celebration of American culture possible. This day of revelry epitomizes what it mean...
Before you hit share
Hannah Riseman, Features Editor
October 2, 2018
Filed under Columns, October, Opinion, Raise Your Voice, HB, Showcase
Today, thanks to the increase in access to a continuous stream of digital updates, false information can be widely shared with a ripple-like effect. All it takes is one click to send falsified news or events into the void of the internet, potentially sparking mass confusion and chaos. In order to become t...
I’m a Democrat…and I agree with Ben Carson
Noah Penasack, Op-Ed Editor
October 1, 2018
Filed under Columns, October, Opinion, Politics, Showcase
In this era of extreme political polarization, it is important to be able to recognize when an opponent introduces a motion that deserves bipartisan support. Last month, Ben Carson made an appeal to American cities and towns to reduce neighborhood zoning regulations (rules that restrict what types...
Top 5 places for foliage viewing this fall
Harry Bates, Staff Writer
September 17, 2018
Filed under Opinion, September, Showcase
With fall arriving, comes the aweing change of pigment in the forests around town. From a favorite birch tree in your backyard, to the maple trees along the drive to school, autumn is here and the scenery is changing yet again. In this article, you will find my personal list of the incredible places...
Snap, crackle pop
Sofia Barassi, Sports Editor
September 11, 2018
One wrong step, one wrong pivot, one wrong jolt, and your athletic career can be jeopardized forever. When you tear your anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), just as I did, many things in your life stop instantly. You have to adjust to an entirely new lifestyle of not walking, not doing what you love, and...
Vote early and local
Noah Penasack, Op-Ed Editor
September 10, 2018
Filed under Opinion, September, Showcase
In recent years, buying local produce, artisan goods, and other wares has become extremely popular. Slogans such as “eat local” and “buy local” can be seen on t-shirts, bumper stickers, and tote bags. Despite all this focus on supporting local communities, political emphasis remains national. It...
Starting off school on the wrong foot
Rowan Gingras, Staff Writer
September 4, 2018
Filed under Opinion, September, Showcase
It’s time for school to begin again, bringing with it all the highs and lows of meeting new teachers, buying school supplies, and the first homework assignments of the year. It’s fair to say that most students have a sense of optimism as they start each school year, confident that this year will...
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