Middle Tennessee libraries adapt to coronavirus restrictions
By Hallie Graham, Opinions Editor From public elementary school libraries in rural communities to the urban Nashville Public Library, Middle Tennessee’s libraries have been affected
Trump’s debate performance is an embarrassment to the ideals of American democracy
By Olivia Majors, News Editor On Tuesday night, people around the country tuned in to watch the first 2020 Presidential debate. Over ninety minutes later,
Movies forgo theatrical releases in favor of streaming alternatives
By Lena Qian, Features Editor Because of the closing of theatres, recent highly anticipated movies have ended up either going straight to streaming or have
“Frankenstein” delivers outstanding performance despite COVID restrictions
By Ava Sjursen, Arts & Entertainment Editor MBA’s Frankenstein, the first Nashville private school production during the COVID era, debuted from Sept. 10-13, utilizing unique
HH brings three more grades back in full force and adapts hybrid model further
By Janet Briggs, Devon Campbell, and Sarah Cook, Editors-in-Chief After two and a half weeks of a hybrid model, seventh, ninth and 12th graders will