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Garrett Gess, Sports Writer
January 30, 2021 • No Comments
After a 3-week hiatus during the Holiday Break due to COVID-19, Hampton Boys Basketball is back in action. Although they officially started in November, the basketball team has had summer workouts and moved on to open gyms 3 days a week starting back in September. Hampton...
Ethan Varley, Sports Contributor
December 8, 2020 • No Comments
The Hampton Talbots Hockey team started its season strong, beating both Armstrong and Plum. After losing six senior stars in Luke Reiser, Jake McGee, Ben Cutuli, Ryan Koprivnikar, Christian Cerrone and Ian Sullivan, the boys proved they could hold their own....
Garrett Gess, Sports Writer
December 6, 2020 • No Comments
The College Football season is coming to an end, so here is a look back at how the teams of Pennsylvania have fared. Pittsburgh Panthers: Coming off of a few mediocre seasons in years past, Pitt felt deserving of moving on to a major bowl game in 2020....
- How the Hampton Bowling Team Has Changed November 24, 2020
- Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Dallas Cowboys: The Historic Rivalry November 1, 2020
- Fall Sports off to Strong Start in Talbot Territory October 1, 2020
Sammi Buckley, Journalist
January 22, 2021 • No Comments
Some say we, as humans, are our worst enemy. We evolve and adapt to the ever-changing world around us. Or do we? Scientifically, we are the ones changing our natural world. The new ecologically efficient technology meant to remedy this might just be too late. As...
Darcy Harrison, Editor, Writer
November 23, 2020 • 1 Comment
In the Hampton Bubble, almost everybody we know or see has a home. It’s pretty easy to believe that homeless people are far and few between because of the hyper-privileged community in which we live. But in metropolitan and rural areas alike, homelessness has...
Janie Aronson, Writer
October 30, 2020 • No Comments
In the current state of our country one of the most important things a person can do is stay politically active. The shutdown of the country, and the world for that matter, was an eye-opening event for millions of people across the 50 states. The on-going pandemic,...
Sammi Buckley, Journalist
October 29, 2020 • No Comments
As imitation skeletons and cobwebs appear along with inflatable ghouls and goblins, there is no doubt that the excitement of Halloween is in the air. Like with most other holidays and events this past year, COVID-19 restrictions will be put in place to keep everyone...
- How Do HHS Students Feel About the Election? October 28, 2020
- How 2020 Warped the Entertainment Industry September 30, 2020
- Digging Into History: We Are Columbine September 28, 2020
Janie Aronson, Writer
November 24, 2020 • 1 Comment
Only three days before Hampton was supposed to be going back to school for 4-day in-person weeks, the news was announced that this would no longer be the plan. Instead, Hampton decided to remain with the...
Savina Cupps and Dr. Imbarlina, Faculty Sponsor and HHS Principal
November 24, 2020 • No Comments
How ready are you for Remote Learning? From December 1st through December 9th, we'll be doing school from the comfort of your own home, which means you don't need to enter the school building again until...
Sammi Buckley, Journalist
November 24, 2020 • 2 Comments
Today, we should consider ourselves lucky to have the ability to do almost anything virtually. There is no doubt that without various devices, teaching, job meetings, and seeing family would be difficult...
Hope Walton, Journalist
November 24, 2020 • 1 Comment
On the night of November 3rd, a fire damaged the majority of one Hampton home, but Hampton High School students quickly rallied behind the Premick family. A friend and teammate of Jake Premick, Junior...
Megan Kang, Writer
November 24, 2020 • No Comments
Being a person of color in a predominantly white community can be an alienating experience. Whether we like it or not, narratives are often shaped by racial identities and differences. There is little...
- Hampton’s Modified Hybrid Plan Begins Today November 2, 2020
