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The Hendrick Hudson Anchor

Carmina Burana; A Collective Celebration of Music at Hendrick Hudson

Carmina Burana; A Collective Celebration of Music at Hendrick Hudson

By Castalia Litos, School and Community Editor May 17, 2024

This month at Hendrick Hudson High School, the school’s Chamber Orchestra, Choir, and Wind Ensemble collaborated in a combined performance of Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana cantata. A rich and technically challenging piece, Hen Hud’s dedicated students performed Orff’s magnum opus in an impressive...

7 Classical Pieces to Listen To

7 Classical Pieces to Listen To

By Francisco Aguirre-Ghiso, Managing Editor May 17, 2024

1. “Adagio for Strings, Op. 11” by Samuel Barber (1936) Samuel Barber’s “Adagio for Strings” is widely considered one of the quintessential American classical pieces, and has become America’s musical choice for mourning. It was famously played at the funeral of Franklin D. Roosevelt...

Album review: Gorillaz Self-Titled

Album review: “Gorillaz” Self-Titled

By Max Cannon, Writer May 17, 2024

Damon Albarn of Blur and esteemed artist, Jamie Hewlett, created the virtual band “Gorillaz” back in 1998. This band was made as a realized joke of “what if we made a truly artificial band” by the duo whilst inebriated. After a few singles and an EP, Gorillaz’ self titled album released...

A Walk Through the Garden of Time

A Walk Through the Garden of Time

By Emily McGrath, Writer May 17, 2024

It has come that time of year where Vogue director Anna Wintour invites the most elite stars, creatives, and partakers in the industry to the annual charity event held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The event is meant to serve as a fundraiser for the Met’s Costume Institute which marks the opening...

New Moon by Elliot Smith (2007) Review

New Moon by Elliot Smith (2007) Review

By Justin Corado, Writer May 17, 2024

Throughout my time listening to and discovering new music, there have been few artists that have resonated with me as deeply as Elliott Smith. The first time I ever listened to Elliott Smith was in 2020 during quarantine, when I was recommended to do so by one of my friends. I immediately fell in...

An Inside Look at the Future of Hen Hud’s Budget

An Inside Look at the Future of Hen Hud’s Budget

By Elaine Clarke and Emily McGrath April 12, 2024

The future of Hendrick Hudson school district remains uncertain as a result of the closing of Indian Point and its depletion of our revenues. The district’s budget restructuring expresses the intention of prioritizing students and staff, but taking a closer look, the truth is cloudier than that. Initial...

Upcoming Total Solar Eclipse Passing Through New York

Upcoming Total Solar Eclipse Passing Through New York

By Kacie Burns, Art and Entertainment Editor March 8, 2024

On April 8th, a solar eclipse will be visible across the United States, ranging from Texas all the way to Maine. If you remember from 2017, a total solar eclipse is when the Moon travels between the Earth and the sun, blocking all light besides the sun’s atmosphere with its shadow (aka the corona)....

Seven Emo albums To Wallow In

Seven Emo albums To Wallow In

By Justin Corado, Writer March 8, 2024

Tigers Jaw - Tigers Jaw Starting this list of seven albums off with my favorite of the bunch, Tigers Jaw self-titled is a dynamic and powerful album. In my opinion this record’s strongest quality is its vocals from Adam Mcllwee which convey such passion and heartbreak. The whole band contributes...

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Why You Should Play: A Short Hike

By Max Cannon, Writer March 8, 2024

A true mark of maturity is when you are able to make your own decisions and discoveries. But some of us have limitations or struggle to see that growth in ourselves and that makes it really hard to see pride in our accomplishments. This is where “a short hike” comes in. In 2019, sole developer...

Online FAFSA Rollout Riddled with Issues

Online FAFSA Rollout Riddled with Issues

By Francisco Aguirre-Ghiso, Managing Editor March 1, 2024

The new FAFSA rollout has been riddled with many issues, including three-hour hold times, glitches and bugs in the website, and frequent maintenance. Many students have been left in the dark about solutions to their problems regarding the FAFSA form, and a new processing date of mid-March has forced...

Amani Yusuf & Justin Santos- 60% (Winner)

Fit For Fashion: Streetwear

By Elizabeth Apienti and Sofia Klinger March 1, 2024

Have you ever strolled down the bustling streets of New York City? The vibrant aura of the city is truly a sight to behold. Take in the towering buildings, the invigorating air, the fragrant smells, and the eclectic mix of people. The fashion scene in the city is unparalleled! You'll spot people dressed...

Recommendations of the Week: 2/25-3/2

Recommendations of the Week: 2/25-3/2

By Francisco Aguirre-Ghiso, Managing Editor March 1, 2024

Each week, the staff here at The Anchor give their recommendations on an album, book and movie to enjoy. Here are our recommendations for the week of 2/25-3/2. Album- You Forget It In People by Broken Social Scene (2002) Recommended by Francisco Aguirre-Ghiso Few bands are so consistently...

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