Political Diversity at Belmont Hill is Good
As the presidential election in November approaches, the Belmont Hill community will inevitably start having more and more discussions about the two candidates and their policy platforms. However, in the…
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Sustainability Alternatives at Belmont Hill
As the importance of fixing the issues of climate change in the world increases, it becomes imperative that Belmont Hill implement new sustainable practices. With climate change posing an urgent…
Derek Meyer’s Belmont Hill Exchange Experience
Traveling overseas to a foreign country is one of the largest endeavors that a teenager can perform. When I landed at the Boston airport, I had little idea what was…
Why Fiscal Policy in China is Broken
With the 2024 presidential election around the corner, looming economic issues of the housing crisis, unemployment, high inflation, and a large federal budget deficit are top voting issues for many…
Dana Hall should be more active about introducing traditions
Traditions have always been a huge part of Dana Hall, and it is something that many students learn to love and enjoy over their high school years. However, new students…
Dana Hall should honor Veterans Day
Dana Hall doesn’t recognize Veterans Day, but there are some easy ways we can pay respect to people who have done great things for the country through serving. Other schools…
Why Eliminating the MCAS Graduation Requirement Was the Right Choice
On November 6, 2024 a majority of Massachusetts voters decided to cancel Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) as a graduation requirement. This six-hour standardized test includes math, English, and science.…
Rethinking Holidays at Dana Hall
The holiday season is here, and seeing a Christmas tree and Hanukkah dolls in Johnston C’s common area—a rare sight in our dorms—made me smile. At Dana Hall, a secular…