Cry of the Hawk

The student news site of North Harford High School
High winds have been the main cause for the raging fires happening in LA, being the suspect of the cause of the biggest fire in L.A., the Palisade.
Los Angeles engulfed in flames;
English teacher Mrs. Carla Harward in her classroom on her official last B-day. Harvard also served as a field hockey coach, as well as the advisor for yearbook staff.
HCPS recognizes standout students;
Dresses and formal-wear were similar to those worn at homecoming. Lots of people go to the dance with their friend groups, as outside guests were not permitted.
Dancing in Winter Wonderland;
Mock Trial team debates against other HCPS schools;
Girls basketball finishes solid season;
Senior wrestlers are back in action taking on their final season taking on UBACS, states, and regionals. There are 12 seniors on the team with nine boys and three girls.
Wrestling season comes to close;
Swimming UCBAC’s counties, finishes third
Paul and Tyson continued on their third round of the fight. Although both Tyson and Paul shared that the fight was fair, many netizens believe otherwise.
Mike Tyson returns for final fight against Jake Paul;
Football season comes to conclusion;
Freshmen Breaking out of shells
Secretaries try for Family Friendly School Award
Mendelssohn receives attention years after sonata is released
Calming sleep to fearful dreams; Cause behind normal dreams vs nightmares
Psychology behind dreams uncovered; Exploring what they mean, how they occur
Inking up permanent art;
North Harford recognizes two standout students;
Alum takes on new experience as social media intern;
Senior Allyson Knott (Left) was named Alternative Maryland Dairy Princess, while Ella Fell (Right) was named Maryland's Dairy Princess. Knott will serve her time as Alternative Princess until May.
Senior named Alternative Dairy Princess; Knott rules her way to success
Trotting to triumph in horseback riding; Weisman shares equestrian experience
Trotting to triumph in horseback riding; Weisman shares equestrian experience
Sweeps, snubs, superstars, stunners;
Sweeps, snubs, superstars, stunners;
Christine Gauthier, a Canadian paralympian, detailed her experience of being offered MAiD when asking for a wheelchair lift. Veterans Affairs Canada has since denied this accusation.
Ethical end to life versus systemic suicide;
Many people online have cited their support for Mangione, who returned to court at the end of February.
Murder is still murder;
One controversial move by Trump was changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico. Though verified as such by Google, many netizens refuse to adapt to the sudden change.
One nation, under God, always divided;
Kendrick Lamar won five Grammys in 2025, making his total wins go up to 22. Just a few days later, he went on to perform at Super Bowl LIX’s halftime show.
Lamar headlines halftime show;
High winds have been the main cause for the raging fires happening in LA, being the suspect of the cause of the biggest fire in L.A., the Palisade.
Los Angeles engulfed in flames;
HMPV virus reaches outbreak;
Dangers of fake tanning;
Drug shortages reach new peak,
The solar eclipse on April 8 was visible all over the United States. People all over watched the total solar eclipse throughout the day.
Solar eclipse passes over United States;
Out of the new characters in Squid Games 2, some of the most memorable to fans are Thanos (T.O.P), the frontman himself (Byung-hun Lee), and a transgender character who used to be part of the marines (Park Sung-hoon).
Squid Game season 2 released Dec. 26;
Spring musical in full swing;
Playboi Carti captivated fans when he performed on stage, fueling anticipation for what he has next. Now as his current album remains in snippets, his supporters eagerly await its long-awaited release.
Playboi Carti turns his back on 2024;
NHHS alumni makes literary debut;
NHHS alumni makes literary debut;
Tyler, The Creator hosted multiple listening parties or surprise shows after the album's release. The main listening party was on October 27, and it was accompanied by surprise shows in Boston’s Converse headquarters and in NYC at Brooklyn Army Terminal.
Introducing CHROMAKOPIA;

Cry of the Hawk

Cry of the Hawk

Annie Finholm

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Boy Scouts of America member gets innovative;

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June 2, 2022

New long jump record set for Hawks

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May 17, 2022

Invisible illnesses made seeable;

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May 13, 2022

Pursuing dreams on race track;

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April 21, 2022

Emotions expressed through melodies;

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April 21, 2022

Agricultural experience provides

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April 21, 2022

Climate change altering Maryland

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March 17, 2022

Preparing for SATs

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March 17, 2022

Life throughout high school

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March 15, 2022

Traveling for sports

Annie Finholm, Reporter
February 10, 2022

Film Festival returns to Hawk’s Nest

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February 10, 2022

Bonne journée; Travel opportunities for French students

Annie Finholm, Reporter
February 10, 2022

Skating towards victory;

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December 14, 2021

Bathrooms closed for business;

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December 14, 2021

Restrictions implemented for indoor performances;

Annie Finholm, Reporter
November 16, 2021

Demonstrating compassion correctly;

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November 16, 2021

Bring out your tastebuds

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October 21, 2021

Opportunities await at Goucher College;

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October 21, 2021

Crime rates increase;

Annie Finholm, Reporter
October 21, 2021

Don’t rest on your

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September 28, 2021

Making poor nutritional choices creates unstable

Annie Finholm, Reporter
September 28, 2021

There is a perfectly good explanation for why this happened…

Annie Finholm, Reporter
May 28, 2021

Top injuries impacting sports teams today

Annie Finholm, Reporter
May 13, 2021

Hawks pursue filmmaking during time at home

Annie Finholm, Reporter
May 13, 2021

North Harford graduate furthers journalism knowledge in college

Annie Finholm, Reporter
May 13, 2021

The choices are mine now, I hate it

Annie Finholm, Reporter
March 25, 2021

Time to rise and shine; Importance of fully waking minds

Annie Finholm, Reporter
March 25, 2021

Using structure to determine face shape

Annie Finholm, Reporter
February 16, 2021

Finding differences in figure; Measuring our bodies

Annie Finholm, Reporter
February 16, 2021

Showing love without words

Annie Finholm, Reporter
February 16, 2021

Child hunger issue grows: Students facing effects in daily life

Annie Finholm, Reporter
January 21, 2021

Learning to prepare for college: Getting ahead of the game

Annie Finholm, Reporter
December 8, 2020

Winter season brings disturbance in health: Dealing with illnesses

Annie Finholm, Reporter
December 8, 2020

Drama Club assists students in allowing voices to be heard

Annie Finholm, Reporter
November 17, 2020

New lighting shed on left-hand dominance

Annie Finholm, Reporter
November 17, 2020
This year, Legends of the Fog will be hosting a drive-through experience. This event was previously a series of haunted attractions that one would walk through. PHOTO CREDIT: Legends of the Fog

Haunted attraction fundraiser allows Future Farmers of America organization to expand

Annie Finholm, Reporter
October 20, 2020
As a part of the reopening plan, desks will be spaced six feet apart to ensure social distancing. The number of tables has been decreased to accommodate. PHOTO CREDIT: Jennifer Chandler

Approved plan enables Hawks’ return to school

Annie Finholm, Reporter
October 20, 2020
Dani Burton works diligently to complete her trig/pre-calc classwork. She was a tutor in middle school during her time in National Junior Honors Society. PHOTO CREDIT: Dani Burton

Tutoring opportunities provided for students

Annie Finholm, Reporter
September 24, 2020
Deputy Blottenberger intends to continue his work in the Harford County Sheriff’s Office. He wished to give back to the community during his time in the SRO position. PHOTO CREDIT: Harford County Sheriff’s Office

Deputy Blottenberger moves on from SRO position at The Nest

Annie Finholm, Reporter
September 24, 2020
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