Spirit Week: Blackout Day

By Griffin Senyek, Events Editor|October 15, 2020

Friday September 25th marked the fifth day of final day Spirit Week- Blackout day. All of campus is decked out in their Hackley gear and Hackley colors to end the week off strong. Today was definitely the highest participating dress code this week!

Students and Faculty Celebrate Latinx Culture at Hispanic Heritage Month Gathering

In G102, members and one of the founders of the Crochet Club gather to stitch and create together. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, promoting a sense of community among participants. This space is ideal for students and teachers of all skill levels to connect through their shared love of crocheting .

Craft, Create, and Connect

The novel "I Have Some Question For You" by Rebecca Makkai was a popular book that one of the book groups read. All of the book circles had novels of all different genres and opened many discussions for the students to have.

Reading Groups Make a Mark On the Hilltop

For the past six months, senior Frances Clifford has used her iPad for the majority of her note-taking. Whether it be taking notes on videos, presentations in class, or doing practice problems, she prefers typing out her notes by hand. The iPad has allowed her to do this while also giving her the ability of keeping her work stored in one place. “I found that typing out my notes often gave me too much information and handwriting them allowed me to weave out unnecessary information while simultaneously allowing me to process the information better,” said Frances.

Putting Pen to Paper, Hands To Keyboard, or Electric Pencil to iPad?

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Spirit Week: Blackout Day

Students and Faculty Celebrate Latinx Culture at Hispanic Heritage Month Gathering

Craft, Create, and Connect

Reading Groups Make a Mark On the Hilltop

Putting Pen to Paper, Hands To Keyboard, or Electric Pencil to iPad?

Sharing Wisdom: The Importance of a Thorough LinkedIn Profile

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