Who’s a celebrity? And why?
There are a number of ways to measure the popularity of celebrities. These can range from how talented they are for their age, how often they are mentioned, the number of followers they have on social media, the amount of advertisements they participate in, or even products sold that feature them. Income is also often a big indicator of how favored a celebrity is. However, this doesn’t alway…
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A conscious community
Humanity is at a crossroads as the effects of climate change become more apparent. The warming climate has affected a variety of species fro
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The good, the bad, and the pretty
Over half the news we see or hear today is negative. This is why I believe in seeing five pretty things everyday. I want to make my life mor
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True dreams
The night settles around us. The quiet thrum of car tires on the gravel road is felt deep in the souls of our shoes as we cut through the Ka
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Mini Harvest-Fest continues today
The New Hampshire Scholars program at Concord High School is holding a get together in the courtyard beneath the catwalk during all lunch pe
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Crack’s destructive capabilities
Exemplary student work being celebrated by English 10 teacher Meredith Vickery this month includes informational writing by David Venator,
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Strenuous dreams
Exemplary student work being celebrated by English 10 teacher Meredith Vickery this month includes "Strenuous Dreams," a blog created by C
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Black flame
Exemplary student work being celebrated by English 10 teacher Matt Skoby this month includes "A Black Flame in a Dying Ocean," a narrative
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Warming up
Sincere Thomas, senior, warms up for a unified basketball game against Merrimack Valley Thursday, Feb. 23, in the Concord High School gymnas
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Being an athlete
If you are not an athlete,
You don’t know the pain,
You can’t know the pain.
>As athletes we know when we play any game
The pain
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Unsung heroes: Renee D’Allesandro and Mary Palm
"Unsung Heroes" is a new series of interviews and photos of Concord High School staff members who are underappreciated. They all help the s
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Nicholas Matte: “Senioritis is inevitable”
Transitioning from middle school to high school is hard, but spending your freshmen year in three different schools is even harder. This is
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Bizzy Willing: “Try new things”
As the end of senior year approaches, Bizzy Willing has been reminiscing about all sorts of things: time spent in hallways, friends soon
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Bryce Currier: “Don’t be intimidated”
Deerfield's Bryce Currier says coming to Concord High was intimidating when he started here four years ago, in part because he spent the fi
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Cailin Casey: “Do what you want to do”
There are plenty of extracurricular activities at Concord High School for students to partake of. Clubs and sports are a great way to get i
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Courtney Reyes: Going military and college
Courtney Reyes will remember lots of things when she graduates from Concord High School June 18: gym classes, English and algebra; favorite
