A Vaccinated World (Soon?): by Eve Brown-Ryder
New Hampshire is one step closer to being protected from the COVID-19 virus and stopping the spread for good.
Combined Campus Survey Results: Part One: by Eve Brown-Ryder
Here are the results from the Combined Campus survey as of 3:00 p.m. on April 13, 2020.
Taking a Stand on Standing Rock – by Patrick Deary
The Standing Rock reservation has been the site of much controversy these past few months, issues including the environment, Native American rights, and police brutality present in this intense standoff. The fact that it took President Obama so long to intervene made people question his abilities during his last year as Commander-in-Chief. In the end,…
Canned Food Drive and Thanksgiving Assembly — by Kimberly Kien
The Canned Food Drive has begun this month. Students can donate cans to their favorite classrooms for a chance to win a pizza party! For every classroom, there are point values for each type of cans and other items. Point values vary depending on the types of cans students bring in and other kinds of…
2016-2017 FAFSA Application — by Patrick Deary
FAFSA is one of the vital forms high school seniors need to complete while gathering all of their college application materials together. In a time when college is extremely expensive, students need the best financial package to avoid debt after college. The FAFSA helps with this by finding out the family’s financial profile to decide…
Why Should You Take Running Start Courses? – by Antony Rossi
The Manchester Community College Running Start program allows students in certain classes at Memorial to earn college credits while still in high school. The small enrollment fee charged by MCC can go a long way towards reducing the cost of attending college after graduation. The reason I stress price is because college is incredibly…
Mr. Peter Perich: NH Assistant Principal Role Model of the Year – by Patrick Deary & Ronan Moquin
Our very own Mr. Peter Perich – an administrator here at Manchester Memorial High School who everyone knows and loves. It comes as no surprise that he was one of the NH Assistant Principal of the Year finalists this year and winner of the Assistant Principal Role Model of the Year award! He’s very deserving…
Crusade the Grade! – by Antony Rossi & Linda Huynh-Nguyen
Crusade the Grade is a new peer tutoring program held in the MMHS Library Media Center to help freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors alike with a subject they’re struggling in. This new program started on November 23. You can attend during any of the following periods: B, C, E, F, G, or H. The peer…
El Día de los Muertos (The Day of the Dead) – by Sra. Soha
The Day of the Dead, known in Spanish as El Día de los Muertos, is celebrated throughout Latin America. Though the name refers to death, it is actually a surprisingly joyous, happy occasion during which families welcome the spirits of their deceased loved ones back to their homes. Unlike Halloween, there is nothing spooky, grotesque,…
Report on a Mayoral Town Hall Meeting – by Jacob Brahm
Recently there was a mayoral town hall meeting at Hillside Middle School. Both Alderman Joyce Craig and Mayor Ted Gatsas were present. The differences between the candidates were obvious from the start, with Gatsas walking around to the people already seated, talking with them, and introducing himself. On the other hand, Alderman Craig was seated…
