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Editorial: Pit Bulls Should Not Be Banned

Jessica Wang, Reporter February 13, 2023

Pit bulls are taken away, euthanized, or locked in a pound on a daily basis in cities that ban pit bulls and enforce breed-specific legislation. One in four of all animals brought into shelters are pit...

HHS sophomores Khadijah Riarh and Claire Dalto pet Ollie, one of the dogs provided by Caring Hearts Pet Therapy. Students who raised over $200 for MiniTHON were allowed to participate in the puppy petting. (Elizabeth Vojt/The Broadcaster)

HHS hosts 29th annual MiniTHON

Elizabeth Vojt, Reporter April 6, 2022

The 29th annual Hershey High School MiniTHON raised $38,962.83 on March 18, 2022. The event was held in support of the Four Diamonds Fund and all money raised will be donated.  According to the...

This happy Pit Bull pictured above is anything but mean. Pit Bulls have an extremely high passing rate of 87.4 percent, according to the ATTS. (Creative Commons)

Editorial: Pit Bulls are not the problem

Claire Sheppard, Copy Editor May 1, 2018

Think of the most dangerous breed of dog. It’s a Pit Bull, right? Wrong. They are anything but. Pit Bulls are not the problem, people are. Dogs are bred and raised by humans; they need to be...

Lilly, (6 y/o), Old English Sheep dog. “We got her from a place in Chicago, and we think the flight was pretty rough. Now anytime we take her in the car, we have to give her medicine to calm her down.”

Hounds around Hershey

Kieran Holley, Reporter October 12, 2017

(Broadcaster/Anna Levin)

Broadcaster Instagram: Kiss and Tell Project Kicks Off

Anna Levin and Elaina Joyner September 26, 2017

  Hershey High School sophomore Shea Tatara recently moved here from Elizabethtown. Shea said her parents wanted a smaller house and to live in the woods. She has an older brother and three...

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