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Charlotte Feehan

Charlotte Feehan, Feature Editor of Sports

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Don’t Take Cookies From Strangers: The Real Risks and Concerns Surrounding Cybersecurity at Hackley

Don’t Take Cookies From Strangers: The Real Risks and Concerns Surrounding Cybersecurity at Hackley

By Charlotte Feehan, Feature Editor (Sports)
February 27, 2024
Sophomore Jelani Middleton scores a basket in the third quarter of the boys varsity basketball game against Riverdale Country School. Students packed the stands to cheer on their classmates with parents watching below on court. This years Sting game featured appearances from NBA players.

Alessa Mendoza Scores One-thousandth Career Point to Kick Off the Winter Sting

By Charlotte Feehan, Feature Editor (Sports)
February 6, 2024
In recent years, inflatable costumes have become especially popular for young kids looking to wear something fun for Halloween. Two popular inflatable styles involve legs riding a horse or dinosaur and an alien in the midst of abducting a child. Students also enjoy dressing up as their favorite foods; this student is dressed as a cup of ramen.

Halloween Parade

By Charlotte Feehan, Feature Editor (Sports)
November 8, 2023
Student Ambassadors examine rock formations along the walls of a cave. The cave depicted is one of many that are part of the complex Musanze system. In order to protect themselves from hitting their heads on rocks, students and chaperones wore brightly colored hard hats with flashlights attached.

Rwanda Visit Prepares Students for RSIC ’23

By Charlotte Feehan, Feature Editor (Sports)
November 3, 2023
New Head of School, Mr. Charles Franklin addressed the Hackley community as a whole for the first time at Convocation. Mr. Franklin recognized each group at Hackley that makes the school so special to him: teachers, staff, the board of trustees, and the students. He later recognized the seniors for their accomplishments and got to know them better at the Senior Breakfast.

Mr. Franklin Welcomes Students and Faculty Back to the Hilltop During Convocation

By Charlotte Feehan, Feature Editor (Sports)
September 14, 2023
Juniors and sophomores walk to the Quad. After being instructed to go back inside or stay outside, the students either line up along the halls or encircle the Quad. The seniors final destination on the Graduation Walk was the through the senior lounge and onto the Quad.

New Tradition On The Hilltop – the Senior Graduation Walk

By Charlotte Feehan, Feature Editor
June 6, 2023
As co-leaders of Hackleys Active Minds chapter, (from left) Sabrina Reyes, Sofia DeSpirito, Reagan Beagley, Eliza Podvalny, and Remi Myers, record a podcast that provides the community with advice and resources surrounding wellbeing. In their most recent episode, Active Minds discussed Spring Break, daylight savings, and the upcoming AP exam period. To incentivize their listeners, club members put together a small self care giveaway mentioned towards the end of the episode.

Club Spotlight: Active Minds Encourages Conversation About Student Mental Health

By Charlotte Feehan, Staff Writer
May 31, 2023
Because the new Performing Arts Center is currently under construction until 2024, the Zetov Center served as a stage for the orchestra and band. Traditionally, the Zetkov Center was used for sports games and practices, but since the building of the Johnson Center for Athletics, it has housed a variety of school events. On the way to the concert itself, students had to trek all the way around the construction site despite the cold.

Performing Arts Students Showcase Their Work in December’s Collage Concert

By Charlotte Feehan, Staff Writer
February 3, 2023

Understanding the Implications of Kanye West’s Antisemitic Comments

By Charlotte Feehan, Staff Writer
December 13, 2022
Both AFER classes took trips with their teachers, Ms. Johnson and Ms. Olsen, to see the burn site. The classes learned about how the fire could have started and toured around the different areas where the fire affected wildlife. At first, it was difficult for science teachers to locate the site, since it was in a fairly remote location in the woods.

False Scare: Hackley Forest Fire Leaves Minimal Damage Yet Threats To Woods Still Remain

By Charlotte Feehan, Staff Writer
November 3, 2022
Need Tylenol? Get Your Form In!

Need Tylenol? Get Your Form In!

By Charlotte Feehan, Staff Writer
October 28, 2022
Junior, Cammy Jung, performs a solo.

Spring Coffeehouse Features New Performers

By Charlotte Feehan, Staff Writer
June 2, 2022
If Hackley were to have an open grade book, this is how it would appear on the front page of Schoology. Students would have updated access to their grades in all classes and would have the means of staying on top of their work at all times.

Ignorance is not Bliss: Why Hackley Should Implement an Open Gradebook

By Charlotte Feehan, Staff Writer
May 17, 2022
Upcoming Changes to the Cycle Schedule

Upcoming Changes to the Cycle Schedule

By Charlotte Feehan and Maura McGlarry
March 10, 2022
Sophomore, Caleb Bae, wears a dress code friendly outfit. Though logos arent allowed on sweatshirts, the fact that Calebs logo represents the school allows for his sweatshirt to be in dress code.

It’s Time to Revise the Dress Code to Reflect Diversity and Inclusivity

By Charlotte Feehan, Staff Writer
November 23, 2021
Before the game, the Hackley Girls Varsity team lined up, to listen to a Hackley alum speak about their experience with Dave Allison. The team honors Dave Allison by wearing matching sweatshirts with his name on it.

Girls Varsity Soccer Defeats Poly Prep at the Dave Allison Memorial Soccer Game

By Charlotte Feehan and Maura McGlarry
November 1, 2021
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