Newspaper December 2014

December 17, 2014

-Shelton sits down for a final interview with the DA

-KHEAA College Application week helps HC Seniors

-HC boasts success at annual KYA

-Dance Blue has profound impact beyond HC

-New openings in mall spark new curiosities for holiday shoppers

-A look at the new Multiplex through the construction process

-Math teacher Haake leads in helping Hatian residents

-HC History Club gives back to the community

-Changing technology becomes an aid for classroom cheaters: teachers fight back with their own gadgets

-Senioritis infects students of 2015 class

-Counselors aim to help seniors through confusing college application process with useful, well-known tools

-EAP Program promotes diversity within HC

-“Cheating Through the Ages” Comic

-Cheating in schools is a two-way street for kids and educators

-Technology provides too much of a barrier for human interaction

-Voting still an underutilized tool among American teens

-HC Wrestling Team stands tall at Bearcat Brawl

-Opinion: The CFB Playoff needs to expand to eight teams

-Opinion: The NCAA must adapt to the times and review their policies

-Tisdale’s season-ending injury hurts team strength

-Three HC Seniors take part in Fall signing day