Liam Stone, Matt Mitrano, and Facundo Garcia Calione
April 17, 2020 • No Comments
Three freshmen attending William H. Hall High School in West Hartford, Connecticut attended their English 9 class wearing red baseball hats with letters reading “Make America...
Spencer Martindale and Liam Wilson
April 17, 2020 • No Comments
If you don’t already know: we’re in a global pandemic. It’s affecting schools, sports, education, and local communities all over the world. Two weeks ago many people...
Charles Wang, Writer
March 16, 2020 • No Comments
The presidential campaigns started as the ambitions of many politicians to compete against Donald Trump, the current Republican president. The presidential election is coming...
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With four straight years of class state championships and team bonding like no other, the Hall High School running program has taken the scene by storm. Each year the team...
Chloe Nordyke, Photo Journalist
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Many people may think of West Hartford as just another suburb, but one thing that makes West Hartford stand out is the large sense of community. One way the community...
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Despite our being in the midst of these uncertain times, Hall Highlights and HallRecord will continue and release our final issue of the year. Any and all Hall students are encouraged and welcome to write about most anything...
Jameson Carnes, Michael Barnett, and Harrison Margolis
April 17, 2020 • No Comments
The Hall High administration provides tons of useful information about the application and preparation process for 4-year colleges. It seems we have unlimited resources, and even a required course to prepare us students for...
Olivia Ayers, Lia Rosenbloom, and Jade Hunter
April 17, 2020 • No Comments
High school students often look forward to the laid-back attitude of senior year. Once college applications pass, the rest of the year supposedly passes by with little to no effort. Many expect minimal stress and enough time...
Humans of Hall – Special Edition 7: Sam Frank, Ashley Granquist, and Nina Faynshtayn
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Ashley Ho, Writer
March 30, 2020
Ever since Musically turned into TikTok, it seems like the app has gained more popularity and downloads. Everyone always said they downloaded the app as a joke, but I think...
Olivia Norton
March 30, 2020
I know that I am not alone when expressing discontent with some of the censorship in the art classes. While I comprehend why censorship exists for those students who just...
March 30, 2020
Whether it be a celebrity’s post on Instagram, a politician’s tweet on Twitter, or even a friend’s status update on Facebook, social media has a major influence on us....
Jack Cote, Staff Writer
March 29, 2020
Even though it has been canceled for this year, at 62 years and counting, the tradition of Pops and Jazz will forever be a part of the West Hartford community. The production...
The One Where They all Get Back Together: The Desired Reunion
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Are Foreign Films Poisoning Our Theaters?
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