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Fall into Autumn Fashion
Finally, it’s here. After months of waiting, a brutally hot summer, and more sunburns than I could possibly count, the greatest season of the year is finally here to grace us with its too short […]
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“Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children” review
Tim Burton has not failed to deliver yet another stunning movie, but “Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children” falls into a whole new category in regards to his previous movies. While the movie certainly has […]
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Students venture to the Great Frederick Fair
The Great Frederick Fair has something for everyone. This year the fair took over the city of Frederick from September 16 through the 24. On Wednesday, September 21 Hood students could take a trip to […]
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“Blair Witch” Movie Review
“The Blair Witch Project” (1999) is considered to be one of the most innovative, polarizing, and controversial horror films to ever be made. Three teenagers embarked on a journey into the Black Woods in Burkittsville, […]
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Letter from HCSGA President
Greetings students! My name is Logan Samuels and I will be serving as the President of the Hood College Student Government Association for this academic school year. I wanted to take the time to introduce […]
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Labor Day experience
Contributing Writer Nina Walton This past weekend, Hood students, faculty and staff were granted a small break for the Labor Day weekend holiday. With two weeks of classes under their belts, it was a much-needed […]
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The Starfleet Academy Experience – An impulsive mission into outer states
Contributing Writer Carly Berkowitz It occurred to me at the time that I was making a bad choice. It was already well past midnight and I was facing a four hour drive through traffic that I […]
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Blink-182 rocks out Hershey Park
Blink-182 has been on a coast to coast North American tour to show off their new album California which features the single Bored to Death. The tour stopped in Hershey Park this past Saturday and […]
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Discussion held about gender and race
By Bonnie Monnier The question of whether African-American girls are ever considered girls was discussed on campus on March 30. A large group of students and faculty members attended the Writing Black Girlhood: How Race […]
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Archaeologist gives talk
By Gabrielle Cavalier The Ceramic Arts Program welcomed archaeologist, anthropologist and museum curator Miriam Doutriaux from Johns Hopkins University to speak on the ancient pottery in the Mayan, Moche and Inca cultures. Doutriaux presented a […]