A video created by my mom,
Keeps the memories strong.
Reminding me of how strong I really am.
{ the student voice of HHS }
A video created by my mom,
Keeps the memories strong.
Reminding me of how strong I really am.
Lunch is always a difficult time for me.
Almost every day after fourth period I head down to the Den and grab a bite. I wait in the line to get my food and then pay for it, you know, the things normal people do. Once I leave the line, it becomes an uncomfortable expedition for a lunch table.
The room filled with tension,
Nerves flying through the air
From one member to the next.
Smiling under the
Crowds’ stares filled
With expectation.
For years the gaming community has enjoyed the constant feed of new games with better graphics or that new map. It just seems like there is always something completely new in the next game that the previous games don’t have. Or the online games that constantly updates and upgrades the content, adding more to it, or making it more extravagant. But then there comes the question, how much stuff is too much stuff? Or by adding more and more are you burning out the players who have been loyal fans for years? Say a new map came in that is just like the old ones, except with a darker filter. Why would that interest me anymore than the previous one? Or there has been ten new bosses added through a patch. There will always be that one game that really captured our hearts or our imagination, but after playing it over and over it just makes you feel burned out of the game and as though the things that were challenging before are now routine.
The HHS DECA Chapter made a video promoting different aspects of DECA. The video addresses how the club has benefited the students and what lifelong lessons they have been able to learn by being involved. In the video all the DECA officers: Enrique, Carly, Alyssa, and Victor share what their greatest learning experience was.