Adam Kahn, Staff Writer
January 30, 2012
Filed under Faculty Profiles
Patrick McQueeney, Hawthorne High School’s vice-principal, is leaving HHS this February to continue his career as the vice-principal at Randolph High School. Mr. McQueeney took over for our previous vice-principal, Daniel L...
Sabrina Mohsin, Staff Writer
January 27, 2012
Filed under HHS News
Hawthorne High School students and faculty have received information about the new anti-bullying law affecting all students, teachers and staff in New Jersey schools. Teachers, freshmen, and sophomores attended orientations about...
Allison Speranza, Staff Writer
January 27, 2012
Filed under HHS News
The Hawthorne High School Italian classes went on a field trip to Little Italy in New York City.
The HHS Italian Classes went on a Little Italy Cultural Tasting Tour along with three chaperones: John DiLonardo, Joe Letterese, and Marisa Margarucci.
The classes went to different shops and...
Brittaney Marsico, Staff Writer
January 27, 2012
Filed under HHS News
Junior students at Hawthorne High School took HSPA practice tests in December and January to prepare for the state-given test in March, 2012.
Juniors have had four practices in total: two in December and two in January. In...
Sabrina Mohsin, Staff Writer
January 27, 2012
Filed under Restaurants, Reviews
Co-founders, Tim Gannon, Bob Basham, and Chris Sullivan once said, “God if we had our own [restaurant], we would do it a little bit different.” Their dream came true as Outback Steakhouse is a chain restaurant that has a su...
Michael Padilla, Staff Writer/Editor-in-Chief
January 24, 2012
Filed under Faculty Profiles
Kelly Clifford, English teacher at Hawthorne High School, is one of the many great teachers at Hawthorne High School. Clifford has been teaching at Hawthorne for six years. She has taught every grade and is also class advisor for ...
Michael Patullo, Staff Writer
January 20, 2012
Filed under Student Profiles
He placed first in the Garfield Tournament and third in the District 6 Tournament as a freshman. He then came back sophomore year and once again placed first in the Garfield Tournament, second in the Hawk Classic Tournament,...
William Brown, Staff Writer/Editor-in-Chief
January 20, 2012
Filed under Bowling, Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Sports, Winter Sports, Wrestling
Some Hawthorne High School athletes depend on more than just physical ability; they also depend on a good mindset when preparing for a game.
“Before a match, I think about who I’m going to wrestle,” said Ethan Ramos,...
Adam Kahn, Staff Writer
January 20, 2012
Filed under Opinion
As any socially and politically conscious American knows, there have been many active protests occurring on Wall Street in New York City. These protests have been enacted for a broad spectrum of reasons, including the massive am...
Olivia Meier, Staff Writer
January 20, 2012
Filed under Opinion
Is milk always good for you? Yes, it gives you calcium, but it is also full of a lot of sugar.
Some chocolate milk containers have as much sugar and calories as a can of soda. Chocolate milk is also linked to child and adult obesity...
Michael Patullo, Staff Writer
January 20, 2012
Filed under Opinion
This past summer, all teachers of honors and advanced placement classes were required to give their students a summer homework assignment. That means if you’re a good student, you most likely had four to five summer homework...
Melissa Miller, Staff Writer
January 20, 2012
Filed under Uncategorized
Anyone who works in a fast food restaurant can see pretty quickly that the work is not as easy as it seems. Between the fast-paced orders, the customers who can’t make up their minds, and the bickering between the employees...
