Voice of the Falcons: Flying Since 1979
This year had so much to offer in terms of new music that really forced artists to push their creative limits. Many artists eased their frustration this year by creating music that listeners can relate to. These are the 30 albums from this year that I thought were not just great but got me and... Continue Reading →
With the holidays coming in, families have been putting up decorations to show off their holiday spirit. For this article, staff reporters of the Chronicle interviewed teachers and students throughout HR who celebrate different holidays. They were asked about the meaning of their holiday, how they celebrate, and how it will be different this year.... Continue Reading →
Many students and teachers alike have struggled with the constant change in environment and adjustments this year. While most things have become easier, the one challenge that has many nervous is final exams. There are many factors that are harder to control over the computer, such as cheating, plagiarism, and incompletion. Gavin Winkel, junior, said... Continue Reading →
This episode dives deeper into “The story behind the hrhs_meme page and how it came to be” a feature story written by Amalia Sanmillan, Social Media Editor (which can be found here).
The Backpack Society is an organization that works to provide food to families in the local community and partners with schools to help those families in need. This year, HR is working with the Backpack Society to ensure that students and families are able to get food during this year, and next year as well. ... Continue Reading →
This year two out of the four seniors on the HR girls varsity basketball team have signed to play at the college of their choice. Both players Tia Slade, senior, and captain Payton Muma, senior, have received and accepted offers to play at the collegiate level. After months of communications with various colleges, Slade... Continue Reading →
Gabby Cropper, age 16, died on Oct. 22, 2020. She was born in Littleton, CO and raised in Highlands Ranch to parents Mike Cropper and Tracy Cropper. Gabby was a junior at HR, and also has a younger sister, Elizabeth Cropper, who is a freshman at Ranch, and an older brother Jack Cropper, who is... Continue Reading →
Staying organized during a normal year is already hard enough, but staying organized with remote learning seems even harder. There are so many more things to distract you, and it just feels like staying on top of things is harder now, especially compared to when we were on the hybrid schedule. By using these three... Continue Reading →
With Christmas swiftly approaching, there are many ways to get into the Christmas spirit. One of the best ways to make it really feel like Christmas time is to listen to the music that defines the holiday. I set out to rank my favorite Christmas songs, which was a very difficult task indeed. Now, lets... Continue Reading →
This episode dives deeper into “Theater department produces Radio Hour” a news story written by Evelyn Wardell, Staff Reporter (which can be found here).
