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Dan Hogan

Dan Hogan, Science and Technology Editor

Dan Hogan is the Science & Technology Editor in his third year with the Broadcaster. A senior, Dan enjoys baseball, movies, and nature.

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Big Bend National Park is pictured at sunset. National Nature Photography Day can be celebrated anywhere, not just in remote national parks. (G. Lamar/CC BY 2.0)

Celebrate National Nature Photography Day on June 15th

Dan Hogan, Science and Technology Editor
June 15, 2022
A large cheeseburger with a side of fries is pictured. Anxiety and stress can lead to a loss of appetite. (Michael Stern/CC BY-SA 2.0)

How to Eat When You Have No Appetite

Dan Hogan, Science and Technology Editor
June 1, 2022
Ukrainian soldiers post a video of themselves doing a trending TikTok dance on the battlefield. Many people, even ones directly involved in the Ukrainian conflict, have been posting videos poking fun at the war leading to possible widespread desensitization. (Broadcaster/Screenshot)

The Danger of Desensitization: Global Events Through the Lens of Social Media

Maeve Reiter and Dan Hogan
May 5, 2022

Education’s Emotional Side An in-depth look at Social Emotional Learning at Hershey High School

Maeve Reiter and Dan Hogan
February 7, 2022

CDC Clears Pfizer-BioNTech Vaccines for Children 5-11

Dan Hogan, Science and Technology editor
November 6, 2021
Screenshot from Warner Bros. official Instagram account for Space Jam 2. (Warner Bros.)

Space Jam: A New Legacy releases July 16

Dan Hogan, Sports Editor
June 15, 2021
Aaron Rogers, 12, leads his team onto the field before the NFC Championship matchup between the Green Bay Packers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday, Jan. 24, 2021. Rogers is contemplating retirement. (Green Bay Packers)

Aaron Rodgers considering retirement unless Packers repair situation

Dan Hogan, Sports Editor
May 7, 2021

The MLB announced they would start cracking down on foreign substance usage, what does this mean for the game?

Dan Hogan, Sports Editor
April 29, 2021

NCAA Recognizes Disparities in Weight Room Equipment between Women’s and Men’s Tournaments

Dan Hogan, Sports Editor
March 25, 2021

Alabama’s DeVonta Smith fourth WR to win Heisman, first in 29 years

Dan Hogan, Sports Editor
January 26, 2021

Tennessee Titans, Minnesota Vikings suspend in-person activities after positive coronavirus tests

Dan Hogan, Reporter
October 5, 2020

Bob Dylan Releases New Album Rough And Rowdy Ways June 19

Dan Hogan, Editor
June 18, 2020

Sports: NCAA Moves Closer to Allowing Student Athletes to be Paid

Dan Hogan, Reporter
May 4, 2020

Sports: MiLB Players will be Paid by MLB Through May Due to Coronavirus Hiatus

Dan Hogan, Reporter
April 2, 2020
Hershey senior Donte Hibbert faces his opponent in the 160 pound match. Hibbert plans to attend Messiah University next year. (Broadcaster/ Leah Koppenhaver)

Breaking: PIAA Announces Sports Postponed Another Two Weeks

Dan Hogan, Sports Reporter
March 23, 2020
Tom Brady leaves New England for free agency

Tom Brady leaves New England for free agency

Dan Hogan, Reporter
March 17, 2020

Editorial: U.S. Voting Age Should Be 16

Dan Hogan, Reporter
February 5, 2020

Hershey Boys’ Varsity Basketball loses to Bishop McDevitt

Dan Hogan, Reporter
January 30, 2020

Editorial: Time Zones Should No Longer Exist

Dan Hogan, Reporter
November 8, 2019
President of the NCAA Mark Emmert poses for a picture. On Tuesday, the NCAA started the process of allowing college athletes to profit from their image. (NCAA)

NCAA Announces Athletes May Now Profit Off of Name, Image, and Likeness

Dan Hogan, Reporter
November 7, 2019

Hershey Varsity Baseball Beats Spring Grove 8-4

Dan Hogan, Reporter
May 17, 2019
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