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The Hill News 2017-18

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Mask of the week has returned! This time with Atti

Mask of the week has returned! This time with Atticus Short ‘24 and his face printed face mask.

Yes, again. All articles (new and old), multimedia

Yes, again. All articles (new and old), multimedia content, and even some new features are now live on our freshly redone website, thehill.news. Check it out and stay tuned for more!

Issue 2 is out! Catch it online, in the dorms, or

Issue 2 is out! Catch it online, in the dorms, or in the library, link in bio

CAMPUS NEWS • “As of this year, time has not b

CAMPUS NEWS • “As of this year, time has not been good to us. But no matter how the circumstances are, Hill always continues their traditions. One tradition that usually takes place in the beginning of the school year is Convocation, which is now scheduled for Sept. 15. Headmaster Zack Lehman believes Convocation is the most inspiring event of the year.”
Website exclusive! Link in bio
📝 Ryan Holladay ’24 Reports 📸 Photo Courtesy of Hill Snap Shots

OPINION • “After your first year of high schoo

OPINION • “After your first year of high school, anyone can think of the basic things they wish they knew before starting: learning to manage your time, asking questions in class, being an active member of the community, and so on. However, I think I can dig a little deeper into what I wish I knew. This fall, I face the fact that I am a 6th former. I am closer to being a freshman in college than to being a 3rd former again, but I still remember my first year like it was yesterday. And that’s the truth, that it was yesterday.”
Read more on the website!
📝 Ellinor Lagor ‘21 Reports ✍️ Illustration Courtesy of Claire Hartemink ‘21

ARTS AND LEISURE • “The 2020-21 school year ma

ARTS AND LEISURE • “The 2020-21 school year may look drastically different. However, the Ellis Theater Guild still plans on continuing their exploration of the theatrical arts. In terms of productions, CFTA director Chris McGriff has planned yet another eventful year with plenty of new challenges, one of which is a musical TV show.”
Article linked in bio!
📝 Carrie Shang ‘23 Reports 📸 Photo Courtesy of Hill Snap Shots

“Over the summer, dozens of anonymous submission

“Over the summer, dozens of anonymous submission accounts started appearing on Instagram, showcasing countless first hand stories of racism and microaggressions towards Black students and other community members of color- including alumni and faculty- at predominately white institutions, mainly schools. These “BlackAt…” accounts made national news following the widespread, historic insurgences from supporters of the Black Lives Matter movement after the murder of George Floyd.”
Check out the full article on the website!
📝 Mofe Akinyanmi ’21 and Elizabeth Hudak ’21 Report ✍️ Illustration Courtesy of Portia Sockel ‘22

LOCAL NEWS • “This summer the death of George

LOCAL NEWS • “This summer the death of George Floyd prompted a sudden outpour of support for the Black Lives Matter Movement. Nationally and internationally, millions of people marched and protested in solidarity, becoming one of the largest movements in United States history. Among the communities involved was Pottstown.”
Read more on the website , link in bio!
📝 Izzy Feldman ’21 reports ✍️ Illustration Courtesy of Chloe Han ‘22

SPORTS • “Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there

SPORTS • “Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there is much speculation regarding interscholastic sports at schools across the nation. As of now, Hill hopes to offer athletic opportunities to their students in the safest way possible, while still maintaining some sort of normality. While we cannot participate in any full-team activities yet, teams will engage in coach-directed individual skill training and small group work in flocks (groups of four or less students).”
Catch the full article on the website!

📝 Marah Krick ’21 reports 📸 Photo Courtesy of Izzy Feldman ’21

Happy Return-of-Saturday-Classes and Mask of the W

Happy Return-of-Saturday-Classes and Mask of the Week! Today we have Emily Fairfield ‘22 with a flamingo mask her mom made for her.

”My mom has a degree in fashion design so she loves making things for me. So when COVID hit she took me to the fabric store so she could make me masks and I picked out a lot of cute prints. Flamingos are just one of those cute animals that everyone likes so I always feel good when I wear it.”

OPINION • “The date is Aug. 1, a Saturday. The

OPINION • “The date is Aug. 1, a Saturday. The evening sun has long set beyond the horizon, and your seven months of quarantine are fast drawing to a close. Inside of you, there are two wolves: one of them imploring you to work on your summer assignments, and the other one singing “mi pan, su su sum, su su su” on relentless repeat. I will let you decide which one wins.”
📝 Melody Chen ’22 writes ✍️ Illustration Courtesy of Chloe Han ’22

LOCAL NEWS • “March 3 prompted Hill students a

LOCAL NEWS • “March 3 prompted Hill students and faculty into separation and quarantine as cases in Montgomery County surged and the county a consistent spot among the most affected in the area, along with Philadelphia and Delaware regionally. More than 10,000 have been confirmed and local medical teams entered the pandemic with only enough space and equipment to last up to three weeks.” Full article linked in bio.

📝 Sarah Jiang ’22 reports 📸 Photo Courtesy of Izzy Feldman ‘21

MASK OF THE WEEK • Kicking off our new series he

MASK OF THE WEEK • Kicking off our new series here on social media is one of our EICs, Tess McArdle ‘21, with her hand-sewed cow print mask. 🐄If you have a cool mask, message us to be featured!

Welcome back to campus! 🎉📰First nighttime di

Welcome back to campus! 🎉📰First nighttime distribution a success! Our first issue of the 2020-21 school year is now in dorms. Thank you to prefects for helping out and to the summer staff for making it possible :) Day students: stay tuned for your digital issue out soon.

Choose your... editor! Check out our IGTV and stor

Choose your... editor! Check out our IGTV and stories to meet each member of our editorial staff. ✒️💻

Welcome to THN 2020-21! 3...2...1... let’s go! 🚗 💨🗞

VOICES ON THE HILL • Hear these students’ pers

VOICES ON THE HILL • Hear these students’ perspectives on current events. All pieces now up on thehill.news linked in our bio.

The Hill News is open for you. Please read the abo

The Hill News is open for you. Please read the above letter from the editors for more information.

New issue takes (an empty) campus!!

New issue takes (an empty) campus!!

Happy last week of classes! We’re so excited to

Happy last week of classes! We’re so excited to announce the release of our last issue celebrating the Class of 2020 and the end of a great school year. If you didn’t see Elizabeth’s email, swipe to see how you can read what we’ve been working on.
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