It depends on the context in which you use it.
Used in its proper context, it's a word for a place or state of great confusion, disorder, or destruction; a condition of torment; the place where the wicked are sent after death. Perfectly acceptable if there is a good reason that something in a school paper is referring to conditions such as these (though highly unlikely).
A quote attributed to General Sherman from the American Civil War, "It is only those who have neither fired a shot nor heard the shrieks and groans of the wounded who cry aloud for blood, for vengeance, for desolation. War is hell." You can't get a better summation of the horrors of war than this.
Writing for the school paper is a learning experience and a position of trust. It should teach a student some wisdom for what is appropriate or not. To use a word simply to provoke will only gain very brief gratification, and is certainly not a demonstration of wisdom.
Yes. If it is education wise. If it is not education wise then No.
yes
It is appropriate . In fact, it use to given free in high schools.
hell ya it is!
School kid use paper starting in Kindergarten! They use it for everything!
to use for school art and to use it on our butts
No the Romans did not invent paper the Chinese invented paper.
school paper use and economic status
No. Use the internet to find primary sources.
use a pen/pencil and paper or a computer with appropriate software and a printer with ink/toner and paper
This is a special kind of stock paper that the school will get. Each school might use a different variety for their students.
you can use only one piece of paper a day to take notes in school
you can use only one piece of paper a day to take notes in school
use a pen/pencil and paper or a computer with appropriate software and a printer with ink/toner and paper