Speech: Why My Vote Matters

Click play on the audio above to hear our Politics and Lifestyle Editor, Arlette Huesca ’19, give a rousing speech on the importance of voting. The full text of her speech can be found below.

“We hold these … Read More

How to Start the School Year Right

Organization. It is so important to have everything organized so that you can have a great start to the year. I recommend obtaining a planner so that you can write down all your homework. There are many apps out that will … Read More

How To Be An Empowering Woman

Speak out

Learn to say how you feel and always speak out on issues that you feel are worth speaking out on.

Learn to say no

It’s a great skill to know how to say no. When you do not … Read More

The Secret to Surviving the Sun

Oh, the sun! A great source of vitamin D and alement for that pale winter skin. What more can you ask for?

Well, wrinkles, skin cancer, and possibly death.

In America, … Read More

The Secret to Improving Your Mental State

In our lives we get tired of everything. We are stressed out, our hair is falling out, and we are breaking out. Why! Is too much homework? Personal issues? The SAT is right around the corner? Whatever it may be, here … Read More

The Secret to Improving Public Speaking

Speaking in public is the number one fear in America. There are countless ways, however, to improve your public speaking skills. The secret weapon to improving your own speech is to evaluate other speeches. You might not have thought of … Read More

How To Get on Track for A Great Third Quarter

So the third marking period has finally begun. Are you ready? If you clicked on this article you probably began the first and second marking period on a rocky start and have no idea how to fix it. … Read More

Pros and Cons of American Imperialism

The US has significant effects on other countries in terms of pop culture, technology, business practices, and more. However, the gravity of how much influence America has on other governments is evident in American Imperialism, which is the military, economic, … Read More

Students Who Work

There are many students who work during high school to get some extra spending money in their pockets. This includes students from Hudson Catholic who, aside from participating in sports and clubs, work on the side. We asked some students from … Read More

New Marking Period, New Opportunities!

Now that the first marking period has ended, a new opportunity begins!

Stay organized You don’t want to be that lame kid that makes that cliche “my dog ate my homework” right? Get a folder just for homework or get an … Read More

Hawk to Hawk: Freshman Feeling Frustration

Dear Hawk to Hawk, Hi! I’m currently a freshman and I am having trouble fitting in. Right now I am failing math and I cannot comprehend my class. I need help because I do not want to fail, and I … Read More

Breast Cancer Facts and Myths

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and we thought we would take an opportunity to provide you with some of the facts and help dispel some of the myths associated with this deadly disease.

Facts

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To Incoming Freshmen, From An Almost Sophomore

One day it was the first day of my freshman year, then the next day I woke up and the year was almost over. At least, that’s how it feels. The year has gone by so quickly. These past couple … Read More