Staff Profile
Kaitlin Maloney –– Staff Writer
Kaitlin Maloney is a class officer and staff writer. As a student by day and a spoken word poet by night, she loves to write passionate articles about whatever is on her constantly whirring mind. While still a sophomore and in her first year on Harbinger, she looks forward to delving into the difficult stories throughout her high school career.
Dear Tiff: Confused
Tiffany Minakhom , Kaitlin Maloney, and
April 25, 2013
Filed under advice
I am one of the many bisexual students at MHS. I want to tell everyone that I’m bisexual and am dating a girl but am scared I will get made fun of. How should I face my fear and tell people? Dear Confused, Humans are diverse creatures with many different sexual orientations. I don’t have... Read more »
Saved By the Bell?…MHS Planning To Modify Block Schedule Next Year
Kaitlin Maloney, Staff Writer
March 25, 2013
Filed under Features
NOTE: For the 2013-14 academic year, MHS is planning to modify the schedule so there are three 55-minute classes to start each day and two 85-minute classes at the end of each day. This would require a four-day rotation that you can view here. This proposal was created after lengthy discussions with... Read more »
An Inside Look At Spring Leadership Conference
Kaitlin Maloney
March 17, 2013
Filed under Activities Planning Board
This past weekend, eleven Manchester High School students attended the Connecticut Association of Schools overnight Spring Leadership Conference at Wesleyan University. They were accompanied by Miss Favat, Mr. Tedesco, and Ms. Jennings. Instead of simply describing the conference, I decided to create... Read more »
Robotics Relocate
Kaitlin Maloney and Savanna Smith
March 5, 2013
Filed under News
Look out Anaheim, here comes the Manchester High School Robotics team! The committed team members participate in the Robotics class period eight, but dedicate additional hours after school and on weekends to ensure that they can create the ideal robot. Mr. Prytko, the adviser to the team said... Read more »
May the Movies Be Ever this Bone-Chilling…
Kaitlin Maloney
July 12, 2009
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Movies
Kids killing kids. A bloody battle to the death fought inside a rigged arena with a dystopian society watching. The basic plot of The Hunger Games initially made some reluctant to see the movie. Readers of the series on the other hand, stormed into immediately, expecting a masterpiece, complete with... Read more »