Is it really worth all the weight?
Morgan Broadhurst, Staff Writer
January 29, 2020
High school has turned into a competition of who can take the hardest classes and get the least amount of sleep, while still holding up straight A’s. Students are constantly overwhelmed with the amount of work they are assigned to complete inside and outside of school, while also participating in spo...
NFL Awards Preview
TJ McKenna, Asst. Sports Editor
January 28, 2020
On Feb. 1, 2020, Steve Harvey will host the 2019-2020 NFL Honors in Miami, FL, where another great season of football will be celebrated. This past season was one of the most entertaining in years. Records were broken, dynasties fell, and many new stars began to shine. It is at this event where, for ...
Superior Midterms Schedule
Amanda Brown, Op-Ed Editor
January 17, 2020
As one of the most dreaded parts of the year looms ahead, students are feeling the pressure. At Hollis Brookline, midterms occur in mid to late January and last for four days, two exams per day. However, local school Bishop Guertin (BG) runs their midterms a little differently. While the schedules share some ...
Becoming Law
Amanda Brown, Op-Ed Editor
January 14, 2020
On Jun. 12, 2018, the New Hampshire state government signed a new data safety bill, HB 1612 , into law, which took effect on Aug, 11, 2018. With HB’s data governance team, the SAU 41 took on the task of adopting the new data governance plan. However, with all of the pieces involved, it can be hard...
New Year, New You?
Quinten Wimmer, Staff Writer
January 14, 2020
This is a big year. Another decade has come to an end, and a new one has begun. It is a time for the world to reflect on the past ten years, rejoice in our successes and start to plan ways to prevent the same problems that occurred. Additionally, it is a time for people all over the globe to decide up...
How do Water Bottle Refill stations save plastic from the environment?
Elise Dinbergs, Co-A&E Editor
January 8, 2020
Plastic has always had a lasting negative impact on our society. It doesn’t decompose quickly after it’s thrown away, which makes it bad for the environment. It can end up in our ecosystem and cause problems for the wildlife there. Water dispensers are one way we can help to stop the spread of plas...
The Dangers of Fluorescents
Lauren Hunt, Staff Writer
January 6, 2020
For years, fluorescent lighting has been the go-to for schools, office buildings, grocery stores, doctor’s offices and many other places. However, some of the effects of this lighting source could be causing damage to many Americans. Like many, I find myself in class struggling to keep my eyes open...
Too Much Out of Your Pocket?
Adam Razzaboni, Staff Writer
December 13, 2019
Lunch. The one time in the school day students aren’t studying, solving math problems or reading their new English book. Although lunch is mostly used for socializing, we seem to overlook what the school is providing and charging us for the food we eat during this time. School lunch prices, in recent years, have d...
The Art of Art
Lauren Hunt, Staff Writer
December 5, 2019
Art class, to many students, feels like the one time of day where students can get away from school and let their creativity run wild through their art. Art is great because there’s little instances where students feel the need to buckle down and cram for tests or crank out projects and homew...
How Does Homework Affect a High School Student’s Sleep Schedule?
Elise Dinbergs, Co-A&E Editor
November 26, 2019
The average high school student struggles to find time in the day to balance their homework and extracurricular activities, which can often have a negative impact on them. For those attempting to find time to fit in all their homework and activities, sleeping may seem like an option instead of a nee...
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