As a result of months of planning, the first outdoor carnival since 2018 brought students joy, relaxation and fun in the sun on May 13.  Due to the 2019 carnival rain out and the cancellation of the last two carnivals because of the pandemic, this was the first traditional spring carnival the whole student body has experienced. Student Council and specifically the events committee worked hard to...

While many people are afraid of heights, freshmen pilots-in-training Greg Alberti and Paneet Kandola find nothing more gripping than being in control of an aircraft thousands of feet above the ground. Alberti began his aviation journey as a student pilot during the summer of 2016, while attending a free youth flying program held at Minute Man Airfield in Stowe, MA. According to Alberti, he and his...

“GOAL!” I got up from my seat as the boys’ varsity soccer team scored against Tantasqua, taking a 2-0 lead. I looked across the field as the boys celebrated, and it wasn’t the rowdy excitement of the players that caught my eye. It was the stadium’s field and lights: the grass was torn up, mud was everywhere and I could only see shadows of the players on the far sideline of the dimly lit...

Although prom is a night of fun that is named one of the most monumental events for high school students, many experience stress as they face pressures regarding fashion, money and appearance. According to a Harbinger survey of 135 students from May 3 to May 8 through Google Forms, only 7% of the students who went or are going to prom have felt no prom-related stress in the past few weeks, leaving...

Sophomore Sasha Sheydvasser, along with Student Council, helped raise $3,471 to help support Ukrainian citizens during the Ukraine-Russia conflict.  Sheydvasser has a personal connection to Ukraine, which played a role in her decision to start this fundraiser. “My family is from Russia; my mom and dad’s friends live in Ukraine,” Sheydvasser said. “I saw what was happening, and I could...