HOPEWELL VALLEY
STUDENT PUBLICATIONS NETWORK
The Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network consists of HV Digital and the Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network. HV Digital is a platform where students can submit and publish blogs, artwork, photos, short-stories, and videos. The Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network is a collection of student-ran, teacher supported podcasts. The opinions are those of the content creators.
OUR RECENT STUDENT PODCASTS
Examples of Evolution: Antibiotic Resistance
In episode 113, we will be discussing antibiotic resistance and how it relates to the AP Biology Curriculum.
Examples of Evolution: Butterflies and Parasites
In episode 114, we will be discussing Butterflies and parasites and how they relate to the AP Biology Curriculum.
Examples of Evolution: Coywolves
In episode 115, we will be discussing the topic of Coywolves and how they relate to the AP Biology Curriculum.
Examples of Evolution: Darwin’s Finches
In episode 116, we will be discussing this topic and how it relates to the AP Biology Curriculum.
Connect the Dots: Christmas Songs
In this “Connect the Dots” episode, we examine Christmas songs to find what makes them sound like Christmas, using music theory concepts as our guide.
Deep Dive: Cool Patrol
In this “Deep Dive” episode, we’ll break down NSP’s “Cool Patrol” and discuss what makes this song so unique.
Connect the Dots: Mingus
In this “Head to Head” episode, a classic jazz performance of ‘Moanin is pitted against its modern interpretation. Which is better?
Deep Dive: Frank Ocean “Seigfried”
In this “Deep Dive” episode, we will discuss Frank Ocean’s “Seigfried” and what contributes to its spacy, ethereal vibe.
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The HV Sources of Strength Podcast
The Sources of Strength Podcast focuses on our resilience and the strengths we all have in our lives, spreading a messages of hope, help, and strength.
#Whathelpsus Sadness
On this episode of the HV Sources of Strength Podcast, our hosts David, Elliot, and Ms. Tonelli discuss one of the big three emotions: sadness.
What is Sources of Strength?
In this episode of the HV Sources of Strength Podcast, we discuss the Sources of Strength wheel, student mental health, and ways to build our strengths.
#Whathelpsus Anxiety and COVID
On this episode of the HV Sources of Strength Podcast,we discuss launching the #WhatHelpsUs campaign as well as one of the big three emotions: anxiety.
HomeFront Organization
In this episode we talk about the national and global effects of the issue, and what resources are available to you if you are facing extreme poverty.
Mental Illness Mumbles
In this episode called Mental Illness Mumbles, Hannah and Jack chat about the differences in how guys and girls handle their mental health.
Hope Loves Company: Families Who are Affected by ALS
In this episode, we talk with two members of Hope Loves Company, a non-profit organization that supports families who are impacted by ALS.
An OXymoron: The Hopewell Hunger Banquet
In this episode, the hosts discuss the organization Oxfam, share a Oxfam success story, and debate the best gifts to give through the organization.
ABOUT HOPEWELL VALLEY STUDENT PUBLICATIONS NETWORK
The Hopewell Valley Student Publications Network is a student ran, teacher supported digital network where students are empowered to create and publish their work. Students have the creative freedoms to blog, podcast, display artwork, share writing, and much more. The goal of www.hvspn.com is to give students the creative freedoms to explore their interests while teaching career ready skills!
OUR LATEST BLOG POSTS
Dealing with the Whispers
Whispers is a short story that was published in Panorama and was written by Veronika Rembowski, a freshman at Hopewell Valley Central High School.
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The Tiny Demon Child . . . Or Lack Thereof
The Tiny Demon Child . . . Or Lack Thereof is a poem by Hopewell Valley Central High School sophomore Samiyah Syed & was published in Panorama, the literary arts magazine.
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The Worst of Humanity’s Creations: The Absolutely Horrendous, and Downright Ghastly, Tuesday
The Worst of Humanity’s Creations: The Absolutely Horrendous, and Downright Ghastly, Tuesday is a poem by Hopewell Valley Central High School sophomore Samiyah Syed & was published in Panorama, the literary arts magazine.
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The Art of Curses and the Devils who Use Them
The Art of Curses and the Devils who Use Them is a short story by Hopewell Valley Central High School sophomore Samiyah Syed & was published in Panorama, the literary arts magazine.
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“What Defines the Music of Frank Zappa?”
In this “Connect the Dots” episode, we go over several commonalities that occur in the works of Frank Zappa.
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Five Video Games and Their Music
In this “Connect the Dots” Episode, we connect five unique songs from five unrelated video games and examine what they have in common despite being very different songs.
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Taylor Swift Head to Head
Today’s blog is a head to head where we’ll be looking at two of Taylor Swift’s most recent songs, dorothea, from her album Evermore, and seven, from Evermore’s sister album, Folklore.
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Perspective by Payton Tuorto
I have a area of woods in my neighborhood so I thought there would be some great photo opps in there. On the path into the woods there was a tree that had fallen across, and I noticed there was some fungus and mushrooms growing so I snapped some pictures.
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Admiration of Nature by Mimi Perez
I took this photo in the mountains of the Pennsylvania Amish countryside. Using my prism, I created a rainbow effect in the corner, making the illusion that it came from the sun and sky. I hoped to portray my friend appreciating nature’s surroundings, with her placed in the woods, with flowers incorporated too and the rainbow shining on her.
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Architectural Unity by Kyla Machinga
I took this photo in Frankfurt, Germany along with many other photos of architecture. In this specific photo, I thought the contrast in the color of the building against the sky was very interesting, especially because orange and blue are complimentary.
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Apollo with the Cherubs by Tatiana Correa
I saw this at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. As someone who is a big fan of drawing and viewing old art this painting was really breathtaking to me. It was painted on the ceiling of a Victorian styled room. It was truly a sight to behold.
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Apotheosis
As the title suggests the piece is a metaphorical representation of my idea of an Apotheosis. (An Apotheosis is someone’s ascension to godhood or enlightenment.)
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A Connection in Our Lives
This chalk pastel piece was created to show how our childhood and adult lives are connected. The inspiration of this work came from an investigation of how pieces of our childhood symbolizes pieces of our adulthood.
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You Are What You Eat
The goal of this piece was to ultimately depict the way that the music I listen to often directly correlates to my mood. Music can both inform and enhance my emotions. It can make me extremely happy or extremely sad, and I chose to show that through a crying face.
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The Silly Side
This piece shows was created by Kristen McDonough, a student at Hopewell Valley Central High School.
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