School, Sports and Stress: The Rat Race is On

School
It’s 9 p.m. on a Monday night. After seven hours of school, a club meeting, two hours of sports practice ...
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Dr. Martirano puts the Super in Superintendent

Superintendent
Earlier this spring, the arrival of Interim Superintendent Dr. Michael Martirano took HCPSS by storm, energizing the students and staff ...
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Atholton Welcomes New Teachers

Atholton Welcomes
Read about the newest faculty members at Raider Nation! Click the links beneath the pictures to read their interviews with ...
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The Paradox of Compulsory Voting

Compulsory Voting
  Jumbo Shrimp. Clearly Confused. Pretty Ugly. Forced Democracy?    American culture values freedom above all else. We hold dearly ...
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Fish Out of Water: Ghostbuster Games

ghost
  I am a self-proclaimed scaredy cat. Scary movies, scary TV shows, scary clowns–you name it; I can’t handle anything ...
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The Truth About Fake News

fake news
     Three days before the 2016 election, the Denver Guardian released a story covering Michael Brown, an FBI agent believed ...
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The Legacy of Barack Obama

barack obama
   Eight years ago, a bright eyed, 47 year-old senator from Illinois stood on Capitol Hill and swore to faithfully ...
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AHI Tuna Reels in Audiences

AHI Tuna Reels in Audiences
A robot on a blind date with a hamster. A moose apocalypse. A politician who can finally lick his elbow. ...
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Elective Spotlight: Intern/Mentor

Elective Spotlight
For most students, the school day consists of English, math, science, social studies, and a few electives. For students taking ...
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Young Democrats Host Guest Speaker

Young Democrats
On Friday afternoons, school is the last place where students want to hang out. On September 16th however, around 40 ...
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