By Cynthia Okoben You watch your record player lift its arm And place its needle carefully on the groove. You sit back as the scratchy Voice commands you to “Come Together” And it makes you think of your friends. You’re told about something In the way she moves And you see her standing in a…
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By Magda Ellis and Nadia Malik Just in case you’re looking for a way to procrastinate… Carmen Sandiego Carmen Sandiego aired on Netflix in January as a reboot to the 1980’s show “ Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego?”. Carmen Sandiego, voiced by Gina Rodriguez is a professional thief and runs away from ACME detective…
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By Anna Keresztesy A note to readers- While trying to put this article together, it came to my attention that the number of nominees has no limits. I would come close to finishing, and then I would find that some guy like Pete Buttigieg is also running. He is an actual candidate. There are so…
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By Aileen Lentz Apple dominates the electronics market. Almost everyone has Apple phones, computers, watches, etc. When I shadowed HB in 8th grade, I was shocked at how many people had Macs. I got my first Apple phone in the last months of grade school. It was an iPhone 6 and I was obsessed. Being…
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By: Jessica Bruening and Katie Greppin Jessica went to Australia two years ago to participate in the Australian Exchange here at HB. Katie is going this summer. Expectation- Katie I expect Ravenswood will be fairly similar to Hathaway Brown, although it will also be very different. From what I have heard from my exchange sister,…
Read MoreBy: Hannah Schmidt At Hathaway Brown, we are very lucky to have an in-depth vocal arts curriculum where women musicians are nurtured and celebrated. If you’ve been to any of the lunch box concerts or performing arts assemblies you know that HB has a very vibrant songwriting community. However, women don’t dominate the music industry…
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By Emma Gerber This year over spring break 2019, I had the amazing opportunity to go to France through the HB Global Scholars program. The trip itself was amazing – we saw so many amazing places, immersed ourselves in french culture and language, and learned so much about french history. I enjoyed the entire trip,…
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By: Radhika Dutta As most of you have probably heard the big college scandal that has been happening for about a month now. This scandal has been taking over social media and news platforms… it’s everywhere!! Here are some important information to know just in case you have been living under a rock!! Around 50…
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By: Emme Semarjian and Courtney Conrad USA Today reported on March 29, 2019, that USC student Samantha Josephson was killed after mistakenly getting into the wrong car (https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2019/04/03/samantha-josephson-college-students-rethinking-rideshares-uber-lyft/3353515002/) . Samantha believed that this car was her uber. The driver, Nathaniel D. Rowand, is now a suspect for murder and kidnapping, but has not been found. When…
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By Jessica Chang In June 2017, members of the Anti-Terror Quartet (ATQ) – Egypt, Bahrain, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia – cut off all relations with the nation of Qatar. They were joined by several other countries, including Jordan, Libya, and Yemen, in placing a restrictive embargo on Qatar’s economy and precipitating the so called…
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