One week, five spirit days, 100 mums, one pep rally, one football game, one dance. The week of September 26th through 30th and first day of October Hawks celebrated their 6th annual Homecoming week. “My first spirit week I dressed up as Superman for character day, it was something fun and cool to do,” freshman…Continue Reading Hawks celebrate Homecoming
Whether you wish to read or view your Halloween frights, THE NEST has recommendations for you. Head librarian Virginia Bigler has the following titles available in the library: English teacher Kimberly Garcia is an avid thriller and horror fan. She has provided the following recommendations for each genre:…Continue Reading Frightening reads and views for THE NEST
Plans shifted in a rush, again. The forecast for rain tested the senior class and senior sponsor’s ability to “adapt to the situation” yet again as the campus hosted Senior Fiesta, an outdoor festival alternative to traditional prom. Organizers began planning Fiesta when the district announced in April that prom would not be a possibility…Continue Reading Senior Fiesta rain did not dampen spirits
The influence of women in society has seemingly increased as years have gone on. For centuries, women of all kinds have worked vigorously to amplify their voices and thoughts that have been suppressed for years. In terms of sports, academics, and the arts, through the years, women have dominated these areas of society. The month…Continue Reading Lady Hawks celebrated for International Women’s Day
The 2020-21 boys and girls soccer season is coming to a close, and it’s definitely one for the books. This year, Hawks Soccer competes in the 6A division after competing in 5A last year and having their season cut off due to COVID-19. Regarding the girls soccer team last season, they were the first seed…Continue Reading Soccer dominates new foes in division 29-6A
COVID-19 has taken its toll on people around the world and yet many would argue that students are being hit the hardest. Through Zoom calls and staring at one’s computer screen for eight hours straight, it can be increasingly difficult for students to remain engaged throughout their classes. In a recent WINGSPAN poll, student respondents…Continue Reading Students share what engages them in distance learning
Whether it’s a freshman playing for the first time in the gymnasium in D-hall, or a senior on varsity playing for the fourth year in the NISD gym, the 2020-2021 basketball season draws to an close after a season like no other. Not only did THE NEST’S basketball team have to follow the regular COVID…Continue Reading The Hawks say goodbye to a basketball season like no other
Christmas cookies are a widely known tradition for lots of people all over the world….Continue Reading The Best Christmas Cookie
“By wearing the helmet and following the Mandalorian rule to never take off my helmet in public”, Sophomore Ethan Mendiola said about his creative costume that will help him stay safe from COVID Halloween. He had planned to make a Mandalorian, a character with a full suit of armor and a helmet from the…Continue Reading Costume Feature
The winter holidays are the time to cuddle close to the fire, hot chocolate in hand, surrounded by one’s closest family and friends. The Christmas tree in the corner twinkles its lights and ornaments, while the scent of peppermint and candy wafts through one’s nose. At least, normally. This year, things may be a bit…Continue Reading Unique Harlan Holiday Traditions