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Student Senate Recap: May Shaping Up to Be a Whirlwind

Mira Bohannan Kumar, Web & Copy Editor • March 13, 2019

The student senate meeting on Wednesday, March 13, 2019 began with a demonstration of the prom poster made by Julia Coelho '19. It will only go from 8-11 pm, rather than until midnight as it has in years...

Student Senate Recap: Wrapping Up Winter Plans

Mira Bohannan Kumar, Web & Copy Editor • March 6, 2019

The student senate meeting on Wednesday, March 6, 2019 began with a presentation by faculty advisers Judith Dickson and Melanie Gibbens about the upcoming prom. Prom will be in the main ballroom at the...

GPA, S’il Vous Plaît?

Carly Weigel and Reese Hill • February 14, 2019

Student Senate Recap: Picnic! Pantry! Prom!

Mira Bohannan Kumar, Web & Copy Editor • February 6, 2019

The student senate meeting on Wednesday, January 9, 2019, began with an announcement from President Lottie Gidal '19 about Powderpuff volleyball's rescheduling. "We will have a date for that in the...

Fighting Fit!

Mira Bohannan Kumar, Web & Copy Editor • February 1, 2019

The Little Hawk Named Finalist for NSPA Online Pacemaker Award

Joshua Poe, Reporter • January 9, 2019

City High’s premier newspaper, The Little Hawk, has been named a finalist for the NSPA Online Pacemaker Award, joining 43 other prestigious scholastic schools with top-notch news websites. City has captured...

Student Senate Recap: Club Grant Process Begins

Mira Bohannan Kumar, Web & Copy Editor • January 9, 2019

The student senate meeting on Wednesday, January 9, 2019, began with an announcement from President Lottie Gidal '19 about Powderpuff volleyball. "If you are interested in helping out with that, as...

Student Senate Recap: Winter Formal Profits Procured

Mira Bohannan Kumar, Web & Copy Editor • December 12, 2018

The student senate meeting on Wednesday, December 12, began with a discussion of the food pantry and how to stock it. "It has to be something that student senate does," Meurice said on partnering with...

Top 5 Things You Can Do to Have a More Sustainable Holiday Season

Jesse Hausknecht-Brown, Reporter • December 7, 2018

From gift wrapping to decorating, the holiday season can end up being very wasteful. Excess wrapping paper, food scraps, and old decorations have all found their way to the trash can by the end of winter...

Student Senate Recap: Can Drive Landslide and Projects Galore

Mira Bohannan Kumar, Web & Copy Editor • December 5, 2018

The student senate meeting on Wednesday, December 5, began with President Lottie Gidal '20 calling a round of applause for the members of the Can Drive. "That is at least three times what we had last...

Student Senate Recap: Clothing Drive and Food Pantry Return

Mira Bohannan Kumar, Copy & Web Editor • November 28, 2018

The student senate meeting on Wednesday, November 28 began with Vice President Naomi Meurice '19 introducing two new projects: a clothing drive, which is an annual event, and a food pantry, which was introduced...

Student Senate Recap: Scott Jesperson Presents on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Celebrations

Mira Bohannan Kumar, Web & Copy Editor • November 14, 2018

The student senate meeting on Wednesday, November 14 began with reports from committees. Rachael Volkman '19 passed around a sign-up sheet for the can drive, which will take place from November 17 to December...