Shannon O’Dwyer
In honor of Women’s History Month, this article features what is known as the ‘pink tax’ or ‘women’s tax.’
All in Awareness
Emmett Till: The Face That Shocked America
Shannon O’Dwyer
In honor of Black History Month, today’s feature highlights to horrifying murder of Emmett Till and its impact on America.
Honoring Ms. Acuff: Denim Day Feb 23rd
Kate Powell
Join Hamilton High School in remembering beloved, inspirational art teacher, Ms. Acuff, who recently passed away after battling neuroendocrine carcinoma for a year. Wear denim on Wednesday, February 23rd to honor Ms. Acuff and her legacy as a dedicated Hamilton teacher.
HAWS Cash Drive 1/10–1/14
In honor of Betty White’s love for helping animals, HHS Student Council will be fundraising for the Humane Society throughout the week of January 10-14th. Donations will be collected on Friday, January 14th by a student council member who will come by each advisement room, so remember to bring cash on Friday!
Waukesha Tragedy: How Senseless Violence Can Bring Us Together
Maya Bell
In times of tragedy people show their humanity and their kindness to one another.
Stylish, Smart, and Sustainable
Shannon O’Dwyer
Waste, destruction, inhumanity. This hot take highlights the in-sustainability of the fashion industry we know today.
Haley Meneses
Learn how to improve your mental health with tips and tricks!
Advisement Dec-a-Door Contest
Advisement dec-a-door is back! Participate to win treats for your advisement.
SPIRIT WEEK!
HHS staff and students are encouraged to dress up the week of December 13-17!
Support Hamilton Girls Rugby!
Support Hamilton Girls Rugby! $10 from every ticket goes to the rugby organization.
Wear a Jersey on Friday for Jackson
HHS students are encouraged to wear a baseball jersey this Friday, December 3, to honor Jackson Sparks, a little boy who tragically died as a result of the Waukesha Christmas parade tragedy.
Mental Health: Does it Matter?
Ella Packer
Schools need to increase mental health awareness, read to find out why.
History’s Darkest Days: The Sikh Genocide of 1984
Jasleen Kaur
Learn about the haunting and devastating massacre of the Sikh people in the 1984 genocide.
Reconsider Raking Your Leaves
Spencer Margolis
Learn about why you shouldn’t rake leaves.
The Science Behind the Mask Mandate
Bronwyn Rhoades
The article reviews scientific studies exploring the effect of wearing masks.
Sussex Food Drive
Hamilton’s Club Action will be hosting a good drive on October 1st.
How You Can Stop the Global Water Crisis
Shannon O’Dwyer
Limited access to clean water affects millions of people around the globe- that’s where the Thirst Project comes in. Read on to learn how you can make a difference in other’s lives by participating in this organization.
Staying Safe in Relationships
Emma Stuettgen
Serious relationships in high school are a new experience for many. These more serious relationships can be beneficial to many and can teach adolescents how to prepare for romantic relationships in their future. But unfortunately for some, these relationships become toxic and tragic. This article emphasizes the severity of the potential issues that can often arise within these more serious relationships.
Save the Environment, Save the Earth
Abbey Lemke
In an interview with Mrs. Wainio, we learn about the importance of bettering the environment and how it can ultimately change the earth.
The Destruction of Our Oceans: A Review of ‘Chasing Coral’
Shannon O’Dwyer
Just in time for Earth Day, this article reflects one of the biggest global problems our planet is facing: climate change. It is killing our coral and destructing our oceans. Luckily, the film Chasing Coral is bringing awareness to this global problem.