Katie Saunders ’23
This fall, the THS Theatre Department will be performing 12 Angry Jurors, a play based on the television movie by Reginald Rose. Continue reading “12 Angry Jurors”
Harry Saridakis ’20
Have you ever had someone refer to you as “honey?” Imagine a world without that sweet sounding moniker. “Oh molasses, are you okay?” “Hey granulated sugar, how was your day today?” Honey is more than just a way your mother expresses her feelings. It is one of the many amazing things that bees produce.
Olivia Langlois ’21
From the moment Donald Trump became President, there have been numerous controversies that surround his political correctness, his policy, and his actions while being President. These controversies range from Russian involvement in the US election to the border wall when dealing with immigration. None have come as close to impeachment as the most recent flaw in Trump’s Presidency: Ukraine. Now, as this topic is extremely polarizing, I will be giving the facts as well as an opinionated Democratic (big D as in the party) side.
Isabel Shepherd ’20
Welcome back to The Rubble everyone! As The Rubble goes into its seventh year as a born-digital publication, I’d like to re-state the mission and values of this publication. Continue reading “Welcome (Back) to the Rubble”
Siena Sysko ’21
Siena spoke with Advanced U.S. Government and Politics teacher Mr. Toy about the current impeachment inquiry.
Thomas Zehner ’20
This speech was delivered by student body president Thomas Zehner at Centennial Convocation on September 21, 2019.
Hello everyone and welcome to Tower Hill’s Centennial Homecoming! It is amazing to see all of the alumni from around the country returning for a full weekend of Hiller pride. After a great start to the celebration last night with the pep rally, sports games, and other green and white events, we are in store for an amazing day.
Skye Wu ’19 and Isabel Shepherd ’20
Welcome back to Husband of the Month everybody! This month we will be celebrating an incredible actor who is finally getting his time in the spotlight: Mahershala Ali.
Siena Sysko ’21
The Wind River Mine is in Wyoming. It is a gold mine on the northeastern border of the Wind River Indian Reservation. Though the two are only one mile apart, the peoples of the neighboring civilizations do their best to avoid each other. The big yellow house is the center of the land and the mine is to the north. Far down below. The land is dry and arable only to sagebrush; it is easy to dig, and we dug for all sorts of reasons.
Kirit Minhas ’20
I stood alone in the kitchen, overthinking all the possibilities and outcomes of my actions earlier that day. There was too much to go over, too many computations for me to perform. Even for my advanced mind, it was overwhelming. Gears turning and turning, almost grinding to a halt… And my mind was transported.
