By Hannah Saltz Dear Brandy Melville, The first time I ever heard of the store was during the summer of 2015. I was thirteen years old, and my friends at camp all wore matching t-shirts with tiny flamingos embroidered on them. I thought their tops were so cute, and I made a note to head…
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by Anya Razmi It’s the thick of senior year—reputedly the worst few weeks of high school, I’ve been informed—and so it’s sort of inevitable that amidst the flurry of tests and college essays, I’ve been reflecting on these past three years. And while my experiences haven’t been wholly unexpected nor unique (my high school memories…
Read MoreBy Sinead Li I’ve been following the race pretty closely and these are some opinions. 1. The Classic Question 2. What Type of Student? 3. TikTok I really don’t have an explanation for any of these and I’m not really sure about any of them either but Bernie Sanders is definitely an e-boy.
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By Michelle Dong Recently, Ms. McMillan gave a presentation about her trip to Denmark over the summer, where she explored why the Danes are consistently ranked among the happiest people in the world.1 At the end of the assembly, students reflected on their own happiness and anonymously responded to the question “On a scale of…
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By Cate Engles Here we are, together again once more The school year has begun accompanied with work galore What excitement this year for us seniors will hold Our last to time rep our famous colors: brown and gold We were off to a great start with our homecoming theme Our raid of Area 51…
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By Sejal Sangani and Jala Everett As you probably know, the 2020 Presidential Election is coming up in almost one year. Seniors, this is especially exciting for us since many of us will be able to vote! If you are eligible, we urge you to go to the polls and use your voice. Since there…
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by Emme Semarjian By now I am sure pretty much everyone has heard of the breakup of Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth. Now before those of you who are not interested in pop culture click out of this article, I want you to read a little further. Because this is not just about another inevitable…
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by Hannah Basali In Iran, women are not allowed to attend sporting events or enter stadiums. They have not been allowed to do so since the 1979 Iranian Islamic Revolution. This law, coupled with one stating that women are not permitted in public without a hijab, were simultaneously broken by Iranian soccer fan Sahar Khodayari.…
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