After the pandemic canceled his sophomore year of golf, the Hills varsity golf captain is preparing to have his best season yet.
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The book drive is being held until March 5. Students and staff are able to donate gently used books in drop boxes in the lobby.
The decision needs to be approved by the Board of Education, which could happen as early as March 8.
The Trailblazer heard from students and staff at Hills before they have the chance to vote for their top mascot preference on Thursday, Feb. 25.
The choices were announced at the Board of Education's Feb. 22 meeting. Their rationale was explained in an email to students and staff before they vote on Feb. 25.
Senior Aidan Kehoe recorded 28 points, 22 rebounds, and 2 blocks.
Students at Hills have struggled to do the things they love because of the pandemic. Fortunately, bowling has remained just as exciting –– and maybe even more.
“Although we have been without a mascot for the fall and winter sports seasons, I don't believe that we struggled with our identity,” said Hills Athletic Director Phil Paspalas.
Hills sophomore Allanah Mednard thinks more Black history should be taught in schools. “Many actors, athletes, and musicians have made strides in their industries that had just as great an effect as abolitionists and activists.”
"[H]e was really observant of the world around him and valued what others had to say," said Hills sophomore Hannah Baskin.
Riley Solomon
College Corner Editor
Olli Djedji
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