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Shannon O’Dwyer
Just in time for Earth Day, this article reflects one of the biggest global problems our planet is facing: climate change. It is killing our coral and destructing our oceans. Luckily, the film Chasing Coral is bringing awareness to this global problem.
Sarah Onysio
Get to know a little bit more about the Best Buddies club and how it changes the lives of those involved!
Shannon O’Dwyer
Looking for a new show to binge? We got you covered! Read on to learn about some of the highly rated shows that are earning the title ‘binge-worthy’.
Cora Kuhlenbeck
It’s time to learn about skincare! We’ll go over the best products and help you find what works for you. With a few tips and tricks, you’ll be customizing your own skincare routine in no time!
Grace Farrell
Just in time for Earth day! Read on to learn the truth about recycling and how you can keep our planet healthy even through the little things!
Sarah Kidd
The College Board isn’t all that it seems. While it’s supposed to help students prepare for college, there are some underlying motives that all revolve around making money.
Maya Bell
In 2020, our world was changed forever. People had to learn to change and adapt to their new circumstances, especially when it came to communication. Read on to learn how social media has affected connection during quarantine.
Sarah Gerovac
This year Hamilton’s Battle of the Books placed third out of 58 other teams at the state competition! Read on to learn about their victory!
Grace Strelow
The Press’ newest Teacher Feature is putting PK in the spotlight!
Laynee Klawitter & Rashmi Majjigapu
Want to learn more about the National Honors Society at Hamilton? This article covers everything from what makes up NHS, what it does, and how you can become a member!
Shannon O’Dwyer
Have you ever lived so deeply in a lie that the line between what is fake and real became so skewed? Living a life staged from birth, Truman struggles to find his identity in the real world when all he’s ever known is a fake one. Read on to put yourself in the same position as Truman and try to identify what is fake, what is real, and what is simply controlled.
Maddie Tharp, Sarah Gerovac, Katie Palmer, Emilie Fuhr
Charger Robotics is one of the most rewarding clubs you can participate in at Hamilton High School. Keep reading to discover why you should consider joining!
Sarah Gerovac
Hamilton’s “Novel Idea” book club read Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes, an exciting mystery fiction novel, for our most recent meeting. Keep reading to discover more about this entertaining work!
Cora Kuhlenbeck
Read on to learn about the significance of fashion and its contributions to student development. Photos: Cora Kuhlenbeck, Jack Hensel. Model: Jack Hensel
Watch this video to see Hamilton High School’s Best Buddies talk about what inclusion means to them; and how we can spread the word, to end the word!
Nikki Nair
February is Black History Month, an annual celebration of the achievements and contributions of Black Americans. Read on to learn more about how it all started!
Emma Hartman
Many people are refusing to wear masks because they believe it restricts their freedom. Read this interesting article that explores the reasons why wearing a mask, can actually protect our freedom.
Sarah Gerovac
Hamilton’s “Novel Idea” book club read a short story collection by Kurt Vonnegut, a classic satirical and absurdist fiction writer, for our most recent meeting. Keep reading to discover more about this interesting work, Welcome to the Monkey House!
Spencer Margolis
After months of contact tracing and social distancing, Hamilton High School has been able to remain mainly in-person. Keep reading to learn more about how the HHS learning environment has transitioned through COVID-19.
Cora Kuhlenbeck
It always seems unreal, until it hits you. Sex trafficking is a very serious problem that has consumed the lives of countless victims, and its happening right here in Wisconsin. Read on to follow one survivor’s story from Wisconsin and learn the signs to prevent you, or someone you know, from becoming the next victim.
