Cry of the Hawk

The student news site of North Harford High School
The FFA team returned home from nationals in Indianapolis, Indiana. They all agree they had a good time and did very well in their respective categories.
FFA returns from successful nationals trip;
North Harford recognizes two standout students;
Junior Ilyia Huddleston is crowned as this year’s talent show winner. She gave her dad a big hug when the winner was announced.
Annual student-teacher talent show returns;
Constellation Energy owns and operates the Conowingo Dam. Currently, Constellation is working on a settlement agreement with Maryland to reduce pollution loads from the dam.
Conowingo Dam performs at limited capability;
Mrs. Elizabeth Martin was presented the award at the Maryland Golf and Country Club. The event was an evening dinner to honor all 53 teachers nominated.
Martin recognized as Everyday Hero;
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;
The juniors had big smiles after their victory over seniors. The juniors and seniors line up to congratulate each other after the game.
Annual powder puff game takes place;
Students came together for a cornhole tournament in October. Students enjoyed getting to know each other and making new friendships.
Building friendships through sports;
Diving into new waters;
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
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
Sophomore competes around country; Continues riding after struggles occur
Media literacy is at all time low;
Prequels meet sequels;
Where false relationships, assault, toxicity prevails;
Ryan Murphy, director of disappointments;
Continued normalization of underage drinking;
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;
Sustaining yourself in apocalyptic supermarkets;
Alabama reproductive laws sparks conversation;
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;
Returning to world of Pura;
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;
The Pogues traveled to Morocco to find Blackbeard’s treasure. The friends continue to seek lost treasure.
Fourth season of Outer Banks dropped;
Moana 2: Worth the watch?

Cry of the Hawk

Cry of the Hawk

KIMBERLY EDGAR

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Crystals, manifestation, salt lamps, cause false hope; Flawed wellness treatments taking people’s money

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Wrecking Ball the hen is currently being made prosthetic legs to be able to walk again. The first three designs failed, but this isn’t the end of Wrecking Ball’s story.

Rehabilitating farm animals; Student explains 3D printing prosthetics

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March 14, 2023
The Phantom of the Opera is officially leaving Broadway on April 16. The show had been running for 35 years with over 70 major theater awards.

Broadway’s The Phantom of the Opera closing; Longest-running musical says goodbye after 35 years

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March 14, 2023
Florida senior’s scholarship pulled; Appropriate athletic accountability is necessary

Florida senior’s scholarship pulled; Appropriate athletic accountability is necessary

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December 20, 2022

Being pushed out of nest too early; Expectations, responsibilities overwhelm working students

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October 27, 2022
Second graders walking towards their first station during the Food for America event. Students had a positive experience learning about where their food came from.

Food for America continues for over 30 years; Students learning where food comes from

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Entertainment Editor
October 27, 2022
Caption: Teacher Katelyn Hemling is preparing for a singing tour coming in October. Hemling had done minor traveling with a choir in her musical past.

Musical traveling experience; Choir teacher warming up for singing tour

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Entertainment Editor
September 29, 2022

School supply prices rising Care Closet opening, growing

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September 29, 2022
Caption: Local Ethan Leight performing as the drummer in Shangrila. The band has released 12 songs.

Young star performing in band; Local shares message, experience

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Entertainment Editor
September 29, 2022

Graduates getting recognized for achievements; Seniors reminisce on past years with awards, scholarships

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Reporter
May 17, 2022
Junior Emma Walters’ American Pekin ducks laying in their habitat. Pekin ducks have been domesticated for over 2,000 years according to The Happy Chicken Coop.

Odd furry friends comfort students; Domesticated birds being satisfactory pets

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May 17, 2022

What Happened to Bruce Willis

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May 17, 2022
Scientists continue to theorize whether hyperbaric treatment will be used as an alternative therapy for Alzheimer's patients. 50 years ago scientists were introduced to the possibility of pure oxygen possibly reversing symptoms of memory loss.

Hyperbaric chambers may aid in treating Alzheimer’s disease; Students express thoughts on scientific discovery

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Reporter
April 13, 2022
Devoting time, money to strangers; Boredom or differing opinions

Devoting time, money to strangers; Boredom or differing opinions

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April 13, 2022

4 Seasons, 4 Names

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Reporter
April 13, 2022
This year’s school affiliated Prom will be held at Valley Mansion. Students have waited two years for a traditional Prom.

Organizers working on plans for Prom; Students prepare for night of glitz, glam

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Reporter
April 13, 2022
Smith captures the emotional victory of the 2018 FIFA World Cup. Smith has worked as a staff photographer since 2014.

Alumni receives another achievement; Passion for photography results in triumph

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Reporter
March 18, 2022
Society naturally accepting concepts; Sacrificing privacy or being unseen

Society naturally accepting concepts; Sacrificing privacy or being unseen

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Reporter
March 18, 2022
Scream franchise came back after eleven years with new twists. Viewers comment on surprises and possible mistakes of the new film.

Legacy continues with new Scream; Student remarks on additions

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February 10, 2022

Budding firefighters waiting for action; Students volunteering in the name of family

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February 10, 2022

Breaks and Motivation

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January 18, 2022
Junior Neah Shaw shared opinions on movie soundtracks. Shaw continues to analyze flaws in movies.

Soundtracks bring vibrance; Student expresses admiration towards music

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January 18, 2022
Thank You For Your Service

Thank You For Your Service

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January 13, 2022
Realistic crime scene created for student observation. Forensic science students continue to apply skills learned to solve a crime.

Forensic scientists gets hands on training; Students apply skills interactively

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January 13, 2022

Seasonal Drinks

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January 13, 2022
Book club continues to keep the doors open to new members. The first meeting took place here at the library.

Book Club returns for 21-22 school year; Students collaborate during first meeting

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Reporter
November 16, 2021
Junior Noa Blanken works as a dog breeder at the Millers Family Farm. Blanken has worked there since Feb. 2020.

Students explore dog breeding; Challenges with rewarding experiences

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Reporter
November 16, 2021
Misentity continues to showcase student creativity. Students worked quickly to publish a micro horror issue in Oct.

Misentity magazine showcases students’ writing; Horror theme encourages creativity

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Reporter
November 16, 2021
Scarers are in action for this year’s Legends of The Fog experience. Ben Davis dressed up as a pig butcher.

Student explores haunted experience; General manager gives details on attractions

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October 19, 2021
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II starring in the new Candyman. The sequel continued the mythology behind the violence in 2021.

‘Candyman’ sparks flames; Viewers compare new film to predecessor

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October 12, 2021
Junior Stephanie Erisman posing in her volunteer uniform for Polite Pooches with her dog Harper. Erisman volunteered at Polite Pooches because she loves dogs and considered dog training for a future career.

Student spends free time training; Volunteering to teach dogs

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October 12, 2021

Free Guy Graphic

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September 25, 2021
NHHS Band Members practicing a performance. They continued to implement these practices for the upcoming show at the homecoming game on Oct. 8.

Students prepare for homecoming halftime show; 21-22 school year opening in confidence

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Reporter
September 25, 2021
The new Samsung Z Flip 3 shown on display with its flip phone capabilities. Samsung continues to bring new cards to the table with new and improved foldable smart devices.

Students analyze this generation’s flip phones; Regular smartphones gain competition

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Reporter
September 25, 2021

Sophomores head into permit season; Teens working for independence

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Reporter
May 20, 2021
Sophomore Stephanie Erisman completing hurdle jumps. Erisman won first place in a track event on May 5th.

Student participating in difficult sports; Inside scoop on competing in track

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Reporter
May 13, 2021
Senior Julianna Spangler is planning to do a gap year for the upcoming school year. Spangler felt discouraged to attend college right away.

Gap year giving students opportunity; Student fights feelings of discouragement

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Reporter
May 13, 2021
Dawn Bancroft and Diana Santos-Smith posing while the pro-Trump Capitol riot was occurring. Women were active during this riot, and many of the past.

Fighting for equality all around; Women threat demographic unnoticed

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April 27, 2021
Green Bay Packers Quarterback, Aaron Rodgers as the Guest host for ‘Jeopardy’ for two weeks. Rodgers has been a long-time ‘Jeopardy’ fan.

Green Bay Packers Quarterback hosts ‘Jeopardy’; Aaron Rodgers experiences legacy Trebek left behind

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April 27, 2021

Stereotypes fighting with books; Secrets behind why men read less than women

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April 27, 2021

Reflections Contest features student talent; Participants explain experiences

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March 23, 2021

Six books removed from shelves; Dr. Seuss called “racist author”

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March 18, 2021
Starship SN10 about to take off for the landing test. SpaceX continued to advance in space exploration.

Exploration proves more crucial; SpaceX makes progress in landing techniques

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March 18, 2021

Preparations continue to return to hybrid learning

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February 28, 2021
Frank Reynolds teaches the tips and tricks about podcasts. Those tips and tricks were used when creating future podcasts.

New skills arising in students; Creation of podcasts proves beneficial

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February 28, 2021
An SRO officer stands proudly in front of the school he is currently stationed at. According to Erik Robey, Schools have been safer with officers on sight daily.

Defunding law enforcement surfaces; SROs possible removal due to new bills

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February 28, 2021

Wiper Fluid Poll

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January 19, 2021

She Said: Snow Days

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January 19, 2021

Apple advances in the AR industry; New ‘Apple Glass’ information leaked

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January 19, 2021

Teens facing unemployment; COVID-19 causes economic damage

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January 19, 2021

Learning techniques in art; Drawing virtually brings difficulty

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December 15, 2020

Keeping healthy for the winter; Remedies for curing symptoms

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December 15, 2020

Upcoming year brings challenges; Yearbook staff organizes content differently

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November 17, 2020
Cross Country team keeps pace with season; Charm City Run keeps athletes moving forward

Cross Country team keeps pace with season; Charm City Run keeps athletes moving forward

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November 17, 2020

Viewers say goodbye to Alex Trebek; Jeopardy! searches for new host

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Sparking childhood memories; Boardgames continue to thrive

Sparking childhood memories; Boardgames continue to thrive

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October 20, 2020
Movies run circles in memories; Nostalgia hits different in films

Movies run circles in memories; Nostalgia hits different in films

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October 20, 2020
Mrs. Green, the Drama instructor. She has taught both Drama and English for many years.

Drama class continues virtually; Students build new skill sets

KIMBERLY EDGAR, Reporter
September 24, 2020

NHHS Movie Theater Wish List

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September 24, 2020
Summer Grace, a hard-working student. She has made several video edits.

Editing in new light; Students rise with talent

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