Asian Blaming; the persecution of Asian americans for the coronavirus outbreak
Gregory Richardson, Reporter
April 28, 2020
As a result of the COVID-19 outbreak beginning in the Wuhan district of china, china or Asia as a whole could be seen as a cause of the outbreak and subsequent spread of the virus. China has become an easy scapegoat, especially after being criticized by President Donald Trump for their response to...
Fact vs. Fiction: the truth and lies about Covid19
Alice Bennett, Reporter
April 20, 2020
Information is passed from person to person, whether it be from friend to friend, politician to person, or parent to child. With the ongoing quarantine, everyone has heard different opinions, facts, rumors, and information about COVID-19. However, not everything we hear is true, even if the source comes...
How to help small businesses survive COVID-19
Katie Hillemeyer, Reporter
April 14, 2020
As of March 25, all nonessential businesses have been forced to close doors due to coronavirus as per Governor Kevin Stitt's executive order. Although all businesses will (and have already) taken a hit from the order, none have been more affected than the state's local businesses. Even though a recen...
All City band performs with out of bounds techniques
Gregory Richardson, Reporter
February 17, 2020
Twelve HCP students joined forces with other Oklahoma City-area students at Northwest Classen in January for the All City Band clinic. Gwen Herrada, Ryan McLaughlin, A.C. Uribe, Malachai Canty, Ashton West, Gage Cateeuw, August Biggs, Michael LaSala, Eduardo Benitez-Mejia, Leonardo Moreno-Gordillo,...
Seniors spend last year at All State
Alice Bennett, Reporter
February 4, 2020
Violinist Victor Nyugen and bassist Jackson Burnette traveled to Tulsa in mid-January for the annual OMEA All-State clinic, a group they auditioned for in December. The group performed under the direction of composer Kirt Mosier. The prestigious group performed a world premiere of "Vortex Rising," a piece commissioned from Mosier ...
US-Iran tensions deescalate for now
Gregory Richardson, Reporter
January 31, 2020
The new year started off rough with the assassination of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani on January 3, which happened as a result of Soleimani directly giving orders to attack the US Embassy in Baghdad. An American airstrike killed him in his convoy while it was leaving the Baghdad International Airport....
Watching while the world burns
Katie Hillemeyer, Reporter
January 15, 2020
A haze has descended upon Australia due to a series of bushfires beginning in September. In total, the fires have claimed the lives of 27 people, destroyed 15.6 million acres (a third of the size of Oklahoma), and killed an estimated half a billion animals. Despite cooler temperatures bringing some...
Orchestra shines at state contest
Katie Hillemeyer, Reporter
December 12, 2019
The string orchestra snagged an Excellent rating for the third year in a row at the OSSAA State String Contest at Edmond Santa Fe High School on Nov. 19. The orchestra The orchestra performed "Dreamscape" composed by Deborah Rabinowitcz and "Schottisches" arranged by Larry Conley. "I really loved playin...
Twelve students earn spots in local honor band
Katie Hillemeyer, Reporter
December 2, 2019
Twelve band students earned spots in the Oklahoma City All City Honor Band on November 16. This is the largest showing at All City for the HCP band since they started participating. Chairs were as follows: Ryan McLaughlin, sophomore, 2nd chair bassoon; A.C. Uribe, freshman, 2nd chair clarinet;...
Inaugural Career Day features visitors, focus on future
Alice Bennett, Reporter
November 21, 2019
School is a stepping stone to help students to navigate the real world and get a job. Harding's first ever career day was created to expand the students viewpoints about certain jobs and to educate them on potential future careers. Students signed up for three sessions, writing their top 5 choices down. Everyo...
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