It starts out small; you barely notice it. Maybe a sniff here, a cough there, but really, it's nothing major. Eventually, you wake up, your throat hurts; it's bad, but it's not nearly bad enough to skip...

Jake Lohrke astounds FHC with the lead role in the spring musical By: Maria Devroy “I knew they were considering me, but I never expected to get it,” said senior Jake Lohrke on auditions for this...

There are few things better for students than joining a sport. You see, when students join a sport, they will inevitably learn that sometimes in life, and in sports, you fail. Students learn through...

On Saturday, January 28th, FHC's Science Olympiad team competed at the Haslett Science Olympiad Invitational and the results for their first competition turned out very well. The team has been working...

Every computer I have ever owned has been a MacBook. My freshman year when I found out that we needed to have a computer for the newly announced eAchieve, I decided that, despite my age, I had to get a...

When you have an idea, go for it. Vanessa Gore graduated from FHC in 2009, and since then has worked her way up to co-founding her business, Soletics, with her partners Michael Kurley and Lindsay Noonan....

Moving to Africa. Not having friends. Switching schools. Finding friends. Losing friends. Switching schools. Moving back. Being the weird kid. Divorce. Bad friends. Finding stability. Stability has...

I did something I never imagined I would ever do: I got tiny needles stuck into me, and enjoyed it. After what seemed to be a semester of optimism had malfunctioned into my typical mid-winter panic,...

As junior Irene Yi prepares to take the SAT this spring with the rest of the junior class, she will do so with the advantage of taking these types of tests beginning in sixth grade. Yi took on the...

Sitting in math class watching numbers dance around on a screen brings up the age-old question: when will I ever use this information? It seems that the answer is simple: most of us won’t. The current...