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AP students need time for homework

The Advanced Placement curriculum for most students is very challenging. The material is harder and the workload can seem at times to be over the top.

‘Crank dat’ is decline of good music

I, like many people, know how to “Crank Dat.” I spent many hours on YouTube perfecting my “Superman” instead of finishing my summer reading.

Havana Nights come to HHS

Homecoming 2007 had a week of fun events preceeding the dance and game. Spirit Week let students show their spirit while dressing like a rock star, characters, wacky and tacky, throwback day and class

Healthy eating during the holidays

The winter holidays are rolling around, and we all know what that means: hectic schedules, parties, forgetting to exercise, and, last but not least, not watching what you’re eating.

Student has a ‘Handel’ on TV production

Getting the perfect shot is normally a challenging task for TV production students, but for Handel Eugene it’s just another day in the park.

Tips for grabbing that after-school job

Money really does make the world go round -- a teenager’s world, that is. In a typical student’s life, money is important. After all, gas, lunch and movie tickets rack up after a while, so many high s

The Hives revive rock n’ roll for all

Fear not, rock n’ roll still exists. It has been brought back to the forefront of music by the revivalists, the ones who saw the state of music, and demanded a change.

TERRIERS PREPARE FOR PLAYOFFS

Although the Terriers fell second in the district to rival Armwood, a 35-6 win over Tampa Bay Tech ensured the Terriers a spot in the first round of the playoffs.

Volleyball season ends at Regionals

Hillsborough’s volleyball team secured a spot in the regional competition when they defeated Leto High School on Oct. 23 in the second round of the district competition.