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The Women’s International Issues Club at U-32 High School in East Montpelier, Vermont would encourage you to support breaking the generational cycle of sex trafficking. You can do this by donating to New Light Foundation(India). We would like to see…
In the battle between the U-32 Raiders and the Harwood Highlanders, U-32 came out on top once again, despite struggling with missed shots and bad giveaways in the first 3 quarters. With a final score of 58-52 the Raiders barely…
Gareth Hinds graduated from U-32 in ‘89 and he is now a graphic novelist. The U-32 Chronicle was able to interview him about what he does now and his time in high school. Hinds takes classic literature such as…
Advanced Metals and the Book is a year long art class taught by Dave Bazis and Amy Koenigbauer. In this class you create sculptures. It lets you explore your creativity with metal, wood, and many other materials, while building skills…
“Is this the respect paid to liberty of speech by the free people of Vermont?” The reverend looked out into the restless group, his voice raised over the threats and insults as rotten eggs and stones flew intermittently into the…
U-32 senior Felicia Ayer was confused about the letter that she got in the mail from the school. “I got a letter in the mail saying that if I missed one more English class there would be a chance that…
One of U32’s traditions is to give students the opportunity to perform or share their own work at Word of Mouth. Word of Mouth is “a biannual showcase of original student work,” said Tillie Quattrone, coordinator of Word of Mouth.…
U-32’s new student, Jeni Purohit, has come with her family from India. “I grew up in SURAT which is in Gujarat state. I was living there from 18 years. Surat is one of the big cities of India.” Her parents…
Every Monday night at the Barre Town Fire Department in East Barre, there is training to keep the volunteers and equipment up to date on everything needed to complete their job. At the East Barre station, we just completed truck…
Paula Emery, a social studies teacher at U32, took the year off to go explore Europe. She’s back now, sooner than expected. She spent two days in a refugee camp in Calais (ka-LEY), France. Calais is on the Strait of…
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to do special effects makeup? Or what kinds of special effects makeup there was out there? Well I’m here to teach you. I used my great friend Jojo Bishop as a…
This spring, as the legislature will debate legalization of Marijuana, medical marijuana has been legal in Vermont since 2014. An estimated 1,788 people are registered as of March 2015. In Vermont, it is legal to have medical marijuana with no…
According to “cancer.org.,” the estimated number for new cancer cases in the USA for 2015 is 1,658,370, (this number does not include some non-invasive cancers). Approximately 589,430 people will die of the disease. That translates to about 1,620 people per…
The U-32 Varsity Boys Basketball team started the new year off with an epic 56-42 win over the Randolph Galloping Ghosts. “The Randolph away game has always been a challenge for us, so I’m glad we were able to overcome…
After just one semester, the results are conclusive: the slogans painted on metal poles around the school have had their intended effects. Class cuts, acts of insubordination and planning room visits among high school students have all fallen by more…