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Students gathered at an HCP assembly celebrating Spark Week — Seussville comes to life

Illustration accompanying a personal essay on rediscovering a favorite musician — It's ok, I'm definitely not ok

Project 2025 explained for students

Portrait related to coverage of Sean Diddy Combs — Diddy do it?

HCP's new library media specialist at work in the library — From labs to libraries

Halloween decorations and festive activities around Oklahoma City — Halloween activities in OKC

Voter registration materials encouraging students to use their voice — Your vote, your voice

Study materials prepared for AP exam season — Ace the AP

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Seussville comes to life

By Becca Jolly, Editor-in-chief • March 27, 2026. Spark Week, formerly known as Eagle Week, is almost here. This annual philanthropy week raises funds for a local nonprofit through a series of activities and challenges.

It's ok, I'm definitely not ok

By Becca Jolly, Editor-in-chief • March 25, 2026. After seeing Tate McRae perform at the NHL All Star game last year, I fell back in love with her music and kept "THINK LATER" playing throughout 2024.

HCP seniors shine!

By Miranda Rodriguez, Editor-in-Chief • January 16, 2026. HCP seniors Matthew Albers, Samantha Ardery and Maxwell Barnes have been named National Merit Semifinalists, an honor based on their 2023 PSAT and National Merit results.

Project 2025 — what students need to know

By Tristan Evans, Reporter • December 15, 2025. Newly inaugurated President Donald J. Trump may put into effect one of the policies most closely tied to him: Project 2025, a roughly 900-page document published by the Heritage Foundation.

New sporting goods store opens, provides student jobs

By DJ Hillmon, Reporter • November 20, 2025. Need new sports gear? Dick's House of Sports carries everything from basketball equipment to rock climbing and golf supplies, and the newly opened store is located nearby.

Diddy do it?

By Moein Mazroee, Reporter • October 24, 2026. Sean (Diddy) Combs, an American songwriter and producer, was arrested on Sept. 7 on 120 counts including sex trafficking, forced labor, coercion into prostitution and narcotics distribution.

From labs to libraries

By Becca Jolly, Editor-in-chief • October 24, 2026. HCP's new Library Media Specialist, Gayle Ooten, knows plenty about fresh starts, from growing up in New Jersey to making a major career change.

Halloween activities in OKC

By Naomi Corona, Reporter • October 20, 2026. As Halloween nears, spooky fun is popping up across the city, whether you want a haunted house, creepy crafts or other festive activities.

Your vote, your voice

By Becca Jolly, Editor-in-chief • October 2, 2026. With the Nov. 5 election approaching, it is essential that every eligible person is registered to vote. You must be at least 18 to vote, but you can begin the pre-registration process earlier.

Ace the AP

By Becca Jolly, Editor-in-chief • May 6, 2026. The first round of AP tests begins May 6. Though the exams can be costly, scoring well can strengthen college applications and offers many benefits.

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