The Voice

The Voice: Volume 17, Issue 7

May 2, 2014

Check out the complete May issue of The Voice.

“Transcendence” fails to rise above a clunky plot

By Holly Baldacci
April 19, 2014

To me, the most successful sci-fi focuses on concepts just out of our reach and plays them off as plausible. “Transcendence” starts out with this promise, but as the minutes tick by, the plot only grows more ridiculous, and the concepts become almost magical as opposed to scientific and technological.

From the swamp to the stage

By Holly Baldacci
April 9, 2014

For the next few days in the Performing Arts Center, a replica of Shrek’s swampy home-sweet-home will lurk at the left of Huntley High School’s stage, and Princess Fiona’s childhood tower will perch on the right. The stage is set for the Thursday premiere of “Shrek the Musical,” this year’s all-school musical directed by Nancy Cross, Tom George, and Michelle Sopchyk.

The Voice: Volume 17, Issue 6

March 21, 2014

Check out the complete Meaning of Life issue of The Voice.

Mr. HHS takes the night away

By Megan Wilson
March 13, 2014

The jokes and the laughter just kept on coming the night of March 13 in the Performing Arts Center. Tickets were paid for and seats were filled as Mr. HHS took away the night. Contestants performed, showed off their body, and proved themselves worthy for the Mr. HHS title, but there could be only one winner.

A time for tolerance

By Holly Baldacci
March 11, 2014

In a world of constant hustle and bustle, it can be hard to slow down and really appreciate the people around you. Throughout my time in high school, I’ve observed a lot of great social interactions where people are accepting and even appreciative of others. Unfortunately, I’ve also observed a lot of people reacting to others with blatant annoyance.

Huntley routes Jefferson for Regional title

By Adam Reckamp
March 8, 2014

During the post game handshakes after Rockford Jefferson's win over Rockford East in the regional semifinals, a fight broke out. Players and fans came to blows as the tension between the two teams boiled over. The IHSA handed down swift punishment on the Rockford Jefferson players involved in the fight, suspending three starters, two bench players and Jefferson's head coach for the game against Huntley. A depleted Rockford Jefferson squad was outclassed by Huntley in every way falling 77-29 in a game that was never even close.

Huntley choir prepares for IHSA Solo & Ensemble competition

By Holly Baldacci
March 6, 2014

Tonight from 6:00 to just after 9:00, Huntley’s choir performed their Third Quarter Solo/Ensemble Concert, which featured multiple genres of music ranging from classic Italian pieces to modern Broadway ballads. In total, 49 songs were performed.

More snow means more fun for the Snow Raiders

By Trisha Fritz
March 3, 2014

While most people are dreading the cold weather, the Snow Raiders are using the never-ending snow to their advantage.

The Voice: Volume 17, Issue 5

February 28, 2014

Check out the complete second February issue of The Voice.

Last Start Live strums through the intercom

By Mawa Iqbal
February 27, 2014

Yet, there is something different about today’s late start. The sound of a heavy bass, rapid guitar strumming, and piercing vocals, fill the hallways of Huntley High, along with the familiar hum of multiple conversations.

Coca-Cola on diversity

By Rachel Brands
February 27, 2014

Coca-Cola recently released a commercial entitled "It's Beautiful" that has caused an uproar among Americans on Twitter. The commercial included images of everyday American families while "America the Beautiful" was sung in the background in order to advertise Coke products.