Faith Runnells, Print Editor-in-Chief
• January 11, 2016
Cheating is supposed to be looked down upon. It’s said to be blameworthy: something we should never engage in. Does it not go against every moral we’re taught as children? Does it not completely undermine...
Faith Runnells, Print Editor-in-Chief
• November 28, 2015
On Wednesday, Nov. 25 at 12:00 p.m., the musical cast list was supposed to be posted online to over 90 eager students who had auditioned for the musical, “Aida”. However, even more suspense was created...
Faith Runnells, Print Editor-in-Chief
• September 14, 2015
I have never been one to read in my free time. But this summer, I spent a lot of time at the beach and decided to be one of those cliche girls who read books on the beach. I went to the used bookstore...
First things first: I’m a Duke basketball fan. That being said, if you know much about college basketball, you know I’m probably not a Kentucky basketball fan. But, this piece is attemptedly written...
After six years of working with the HHS Newsstreak staff, senior print editor-in-chief Mia Karr received the Student Journalist of the Year Award for the state of Virginia this month. Sponsored by the...
There are new faces in the HHS hallways this month: two new School Resource Officers. Both officers are officers from local middle schools who are rotating their time at HHS. Officer Tim Carroll enjoys...
Faith Runnells, Print Managing Editor
• February 10, 2015
On Tuesday, Feb. 3, the boys varsity basketball game was an intense one against our rivals, the Knights of Turner Ashby High School, leading into double overtime.
Although the final score of the game...
Faith Runnells, Print Managing Editor
• December 2, 2014
This past Monday, Dec. 1, the HHS one-act cast traveled to Charlottesville, VA to compete in and take the first place in the 4A state competition.
Not only did the cast take the first place trophy home,...
Faith Runnells, Print Managing Editor
• December 1, 2014
Wow. This movie.
If you have not seen the previous two movies in the “Hunger Games” series, you might have been missing out before. But now, after seeing the third, “Mockingjay”, I’ve come...
When one thinks about a “Boy Scout”, often a five or six year old boy comes to mind, knocking on your door, asking if you’d like to buy some Boy Scout peanuts.
However, this is hardly the case...
Faith Runnells, Print Managing Editor
• November 6, 2014
On Thursday, Oct. 30, the girls varsity volleyball team won senior night against the team of Waynesboro due to a never-done-before feat by sophomore libero Athena Benton.
The team unfortunately lost...
Faith Runnells, Print Managing Editor
• September 30, 2014
The Harrisonburg High School Marching Blue Streak Band came out with the best result they could’ve asked for in their competition at Stuarts Draft High School last Saturday, September 27th. The band...
The lady streaks varsity volleyball team currently has a record of 3-4, which seems pretty average. However, their away record is 3-0, and their home record is 0-4. Even weirder, four of these seven games...
Faith Runnells, Print Managing Editor
• September 19, 2014
On Wednesday, September 17, the girls’ cross country took first place in the District Mini meet at their home course, Thomas Harrison Middle School, against the teams of Robert E. Lee, Turner Ashby,...
Faith Runnells, Print Managing Editor
• September 4, 2014
Have you ever seen people get riled up about a game? Me too. But have you seen it in a not-so-okay extreme? You’re lucky if you haven’t. And I’d recommend you to try to keep it like that.
Just...
Faith Runnells, Print Managing Editor
• September 4, 2014
Taylor Swift’s new single, “Shake It Off”, made me want to throw up the first time I heard it. Maybe it’s because I don’t like Taylor Swift to begin with, or maybe the poppy beat and...
For a majority of the students attending HHS, high school will not be their highest education. Many students, especially juniors and seniors, are looking at further learning opportunities, including colleges....
Many people in the town of Harrisonburg are fortunate enough to live so close to Massanutten resort, a four-season resort, but especially known for its winter season of skiing and snowboarding. With the...
The boys varsity basketball team competed in their first opening game of the season on Wednesday Dec 4th against the boys of Wilson Memorial High School. They unfortunately came out with a loss against...
Pia Mia is a new artist who has only done covers of already made songs, along with two of her own singles, but I think that with her talent and image, she will become a main artist in the next year...
The HHS girls volleyball team had a successful home game against Eastern Mennonite high school on Monday, the night of September 16. The streaks won for the second time against the EMHS Flames. A change...
The HHS varsity football team started off their season with a bang last Thursday night, August 29th, at the field of E.C. Glass, coming home with a win 27-24, with senior Matthew Shiflett, sophomore...
