By Alexa Christopherson The mass amount of plastic consumption followed by waste pollution is an issue that deserves a lot more attention. When I first heard I was going to the US Virgin Islands I never knew that the streets of this island were littered with plastic waste. While enjoying my first day I noticed…
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By Christine Kim LAST ARTICLE OF THE YEAR!!! I’m so excited for summer break, so I wanted a head start on planning TV shows to binge-watch! These TV shows are all coming from the poll you all filled out, so I hope you enjoy! Be aware that there are MAJOR SPOILERS! Gossip Girl Gossip Girl…
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By: Julia Zhu Many have heard of the piece where a ripe banana was ducted taped to a wall in the name of art. What makes people shake their head even more is when this piece titled “Comedian” by Maurizio Cattelan had two editions that sold for $120,000 each, and another 3 editions that sold…
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by Sol Rivera Broken BentA bloodthirsty machine Tired of anger Staying in her mind Sickness is what it is Rotting, raveging Rage Rules her more than she rules her life Queens have courts Hers is no different And, well They do not like women When she complains to her sire About the madness within He…
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By Lucy Castellanos This past March, the annual NCAA Basketball tournament was held, after being completely canceled a year prior. Taking into account the protocol requirements for COVID-19, the NCAA announced that the athletes from 68 men’s teams would be secluded/confined to the city of Indianapolis for the duration of their survival in the tournament,…
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by Francesca Burke Learning about new cultures has always been fascinating to me. It offers an opportunity to immerse yourself into a life that you are unfamiliar with and helps to improve your outlook on other countries and ethnicities. All cultures are interesting in their own ways but, a little over a year ago, I…
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By Grace Gilson Don’t feel like making dinner tonight? Here are some of my favorite places to order takeout! Brassica Brassica offers a wide selection of Middle-Eastern cuisine. If you like falafel or hummus, this is the place for you! It is a little bit spicy (to me, at least) and always hits the spot!…
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By Morgan Monesmith I asked a couple of teachers in the HB community to write about their experience with getting vaccinated after their first dose. Here are their responses: Mr. Zeleny I felt very lucky that teachers in Ohio were so high on the vaccine eligibility list. Given our necessary presence in schools and how…
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Though I’m sure we can all agree that the COVID-19 pandemic has deeply impacted the way we interact with our friends, work, and daily lives, everyone’s personal story brings its own unique differences. One group of people I decided to interview about their experience during this period of time is the Penn Fellows, three faculty…
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HB IN RETROSPECT 