Why does the potential overturning of Roe v. Wade matter? To understand the full effects of this situation, let's start at the beginning. Roe v. Wade is the 1973 US Supreme Court case that set an iconic...
In my three years of attendance at Hopewell Valley Central High School, I have been fed messages that insinuate the very mental health crisis that engulfs much of the current student body. Students at...
Feature films revolving around infinite possibilities of infinite selves in a concept known as the “multiverse" have recently appeared, mainly in Marvel movies. Whether it is Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse...
Among the numerous opportunities for academic advancement at the high school, the Concentrated Studies Program, which gives students (typically juniors and seniors) independent reign over an investigative...
When has a state bill like Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Act ever sparked a national debate that caused this much discussion? Throughout the past few weeks of the controversy, the exact...
The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics began on February 4th and ran through February 20th, but the games were marked by a unique political tension. For an average American, what has happened and what does it...
After nearly a month of remote and hybrid learning, Hopewell is back and better dressed than ever! Over the past week, fashion has been at its prime within the hallways of HVCHS, with students wearing...
Last month, 1,665 students submitted their artwork to the National Art Education Association (NAEA) as a part of their juried student exhibition for members of the National Art Honor Society (NAHS). Submissions...
Hopewell Valley’s Cross Country record board houses some of the greats. The board exhibits 5k times at two specific courses for, Holmdel and Thomas Park, for the school’s top five female and male athletes....
One word, five letters, two vowels, three consonants, what could it possibly be? One possibility has risen above all the rest: Wordle. According to the New York Times, Wordle was first created by software...
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The Tattooist of Auschwitz, by Heather Morris, is a beautifully tragic novel based on a true story. Lale Sokolov was a Slovakian Jew who spent more than two and a half years in concentration...
