Dankwa Nnoma-Addison, Staff Writer
April 26, 2021
Life has changed so much since March 2020. As a student I have always followed a tight schedule, but when lockdown worsened I had the opportunity to slow down, reflect and...
Sophie Pietrasanta, Guest Writer
February 12, 2021
“Recently I’ve been working with Erin on learning macro photography. I really enjoy seeing the beauty in the small details all around us. My first photograph here is of small icicles, right after the first ice and snowstorm we had, and I really like the detail inside them - it almost looks like writing to me!”
February 12, 2021
"I first wrote this poem for an English class with one of my favorite teachers, and I recently edited it. Its purpose is to show 13 different perspectives of how someone could perceive a mirror."
February 12, 2021
Sophia Strocko, Co Editior-in-Chief
April 26, 2021
When the COVID-19 pandemic spread to the United States in the early spring of 2020, a panic swept the nation even faster than the disease itself. In a frenzy, people bought out the cleaning supply sections of stores, stocked up on masks, and hunkered down in their homes to protect themselves and their families and wait out the virus. Yet, for the nation’s unhoused population, safely hiding away from the virus inside their homes was not an option.
Leah Anderson, Staff Writer
April 23, 2021
The insurrection struck fear in many Americans for our future, and made us wonder: how could something like this happen on the grounds of our Capitol? The very embodiment of our democracy
Why Are Farmers in India Protesting?
April 19, 2021
Since late 2020, farmers in Punjab, India, have been taking part in one of the largest organized protests in history.
The Power of Political Rhetoric
April 19, 2021
"As already seen in these two addresses and the violent reactions to Trump’s rhetorical strategies, language is one of, if not the most, powerful force in politics and society today."
My Grandfather’s Friend, Ruth Bader Ginsburg
January 19, 2021
December 14, 2020
"Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Antonin Scalia shared this magical form of friendship, proving to the world that sometimes all it takes is a little opera and laughter to create something unique."
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Aviva Blumenthal, Staff Writer
April 26, 2021
"As a girl who was raised Jewish, I was constantly surrounded by strong powerful women in my family, but never on tv or in books."
Dankwa Nnoma-Addison, Staff Writer
April 26, 2021
Life has changed so much since March 2020. As a student I have always followed a tight schedule, but when lockdown worsened I had the opportunity to slow down, reflect and...
Music and Mental Illness; How Mental Illness has shaped the music industry
April 26, 2021
“Music can heal the wounds which medicine cannot touch.”-American Physician and Philosopher, Debasish Mridha
Venus, Olympia: The Female Form in Modern Art
April 25, 2021
What was it about a 19th-century painting of a naked woman that changed the perception of women in the art world forever? By now, it takes a lot to make waves in the art world. It’s challenging...
It’s Not About the Dress: A Brief History of Transphobia in Horror Movies
April 25, 2021
"Media, and especially horror, is often a reflection of society’s fears at the time. These aren’t harmless movies that we can look back on simply to cringe at; these are very real and very damaging."
Perfectionism: Why Being Perfect Isn’t All It’s Chalked Up To Be
April 22, 2021
Here is where an important question comes in: If students are getting good grades as a result from their perfectionistic tendencies, how are they supposed to know if there is a problem?
Is Being an Actress a Profession for Young People Only?
April 19, 2021
On January 29, the new movie "The Dig" was released in theaters and streaming media like Netflix. Based on John Preston's 2007 novel of the same name, the film tells a legendary story in British archaeology...
