Welcome!

by Underclassman Editor on Thursday, March 24, 2005

Glad that you've stopped by Headlight's website! It's the first year the MHS news has been online, so enjoy all of the features that out web editor has provided!

Symphony by the Sea

by Daniel Boehmer on Monday, April 11, 2005

I can't go to Symphony tonight because I have a huge research project for English due tomorrow. Headlight rules

Interesting Website

by The Political Analyst on Wednesday, June 08, 2005

This is a website devoted to a professor of chemistry at Moscow State University.
His name is Igor Baskin. Welcome to his homepage.
http://org.chem.msu.su/people/baskin/
hmmm.....

Bruch Eight Pieces, Op. 83

by The Political Analyst on Saturday, November 12, 2005

Right now I'm listening to Bruch's no. 4 really loud. We should play this if we can. But no. 8 is definitely a possibility. Now no. 5 is playing. I like that one too, but its a challenge for the violinist. Considering we have trouble already with no. 6. Oh well... The Volti Subito Trio reigns supreme. (When I was typing "reigns" I accidentally typed "resigns". Funny the two words are separated only by a letter.)

Politics with Dan

by Joan Thompson on Thursday, December 22, 2005

I would like to commend Daniel Boehmer for the concise, informative article on the Iraqi elections. As a professional writer myself it is encouraging to read something presented so clearly. Kudos!

Thank you, Joan

by Daniel Boehmer on Sunday, January 08, 2006

Thanks for your positive feedback about my articles. I try to be consise and informative, as you say. It is nice to hear that Headlight has an appreciative audience in Marblehead. I hope you enjoy reading my articles and other's that are published in Headlight during the rest of this year.

Daniel Boehmer

by Daniel Boehmer on Thursday, February 23, 2006

You go Daniel Boehmer! Daniel R. Boehmer President National Student Clearinghouse 13454 Sunrise Valley Drive Herndon, Va.

by Tom on Tuesday, March 07, 2006

I really enjoy reading your articles. Keep up the great work. TBoardenson

Jewish Journal

by Editor-in-Chief on Wednesday, July 05, 2006

Hey current and future Headlight writers! The school year may be over and Headlight won't be printing again until the fall, but that doesn't mean that you can't still be an active journalist! The Jewish Journal North of Boston's Youth Page is actively seeking writers from the area, so if you would like to write a Judaism-related story, submit an opinion, or conduct an interview, regardless of your religion, send me an e-mail and then visit www.jewishjournal.org for more information about the paper. Have a great summer, everyone!