November Edition
Letter from the Editors:
This month has been hectic for everyone. Between sitting at home in pajamas during remote weeks, to having four long block classes in person, hybrid learning can be exhausting (Nicole has taken many naps), and a tad bit dull. We've also found it stressful, you never know when you're going to be blindsided by an assignment (just tonight, Eleanor realized she had forty pages of Pride and Prejudice to read for tomorrow). With this in mind, we, at The Hilltopper, want to share with you a few of the ways that life is different. These articles are not like anything we would've written a year ago (Maddie wrote about propane heaters), but (hopefully) they will resonate with you and maybe end up in the history books.
Your editors,
Nicole, Eleanor, and Maddie ♡
Letter to the Principal
By Tommy Langford
"One-way hallways are just safer." But what if that perceived understanding is false? What if we take a minute to question the validity of that assumption: are we truly safer with one-way hallways?
Picture This: Remote vs. In-Person Learning
by Evie Lockwood-Mullaney and Sophia D'Amelio
Disposable Masks: Environmentally Friendly?
by Talia Bloom
When the pandemic hit, many of us transitioned to wearing disposable masks. But are they environmentally friendly?...
Picture This: Back to School
by Emma Curry and Gwen Kwong