The 2020-2021 school year has surely thrown a lot of obstacles our way, and it has had a big impact on our stories, as showcased by this year's print edition theme, expect the unexpected. The core of our newspaper class has always been the students themselves, and this year we will be honoring the seniors... Continue Reading →
The Devastating effects our ignorance has on the world ; a look into the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Who is worthy of human rights? The obvious answer is everyone. Right? Well, not everyone agrees. Over the past couple of weeks, violence against Palestinians in Israel has increased exponentially. While Israeli-Palestinian conflicts are not unheard of, as disagreements over who has claims over the holy lands have lasted for decades, this year’s events have... Continue Reading →
Chroncast – Episode 11
This episode dives deeper into the article “HR’s newest cosmetology course addition” a news story written by Kirstie Ko, Staff Reporter (which can be found here).
Edgenuity: My experience with online school
With the occurrences of this past year, HR offered Edgenuity as the way to do school from home. Edgenuity was created in 1998 by Jonathan Grayer and has been a top choice for online schools for years. Edgenuity said, “Edgenuity is being utilized by more than 20,000 schools nationwide, included 20 of the 25 largest... Continue Reading →
Best basketball shoes of 2020
The 2020-21 basketball season has come and gone, so here's a look back at the season's best and most popular basketball shoes. Nike knocked it out of the park this year with their basketball shoes, as they made quite the noise. PG4 - The PG4 is Paul George’s fourth signature shoe. “Paul George is the... Continue Reading →
Life in Color is a spectacular look into the animal kingdom
According to Webster Dictionary, color is a phenomenon of light or visual perception that enables one to differentiate otherwise identical objects. Colors can be perceived as tools to the animal kingdom to determine a species status, find a mate, or be used as a warning to other species. Furthermore the new Netflix show, “Life in... Continue Reading →
HR girls tennis looking to connect this season
The girls tennis teams began their season on April 26, 2021, with hopes of reaching their goals of improving despite the struggles of a shortened season. Tryouts for varsity began on Monday, April 26 through Tuesday, April 27, while the first match was on April 29. Paige Tyson, the only freshman who made the varsity... Continue Reading →
HR celebrates Earth Day with a Campus pick-up day
On May 6th, HR students gathered during homeroom to pick up trash around the school to help support Earth Day. Students started by collecting gloves and trash bags from the front of the lunch room, then the students headed to their assigned locations. Each grade level had a different area to pick up around the... Continue Reading →
Turning a new page: a farewell to HR’s newspaper adviser
Erin Tuttle has been the newspaper adviser for the past nine years and will be leaving after this year. Before saying goodbye, here is a small trip down memory lane to highlight some of the time Tuttle has spent as the HR Chronicle newspaper adviser. As Tuttle started teaching newspaper, she realized it was a... Continue Reading →
