Untitled [Poem]
by Sophie Clark The athletic, fast paced feeling of soreness. The pouncing attacks of new attempts of overwhelming corrections that feel like the itchy sweater your mom made you wear on picture day.… Continue reading
Category Archive: Arts
Mark Mothersbaugh: The Contemporary Devolution
by Vala Schriefer Mark Mothersbaugh lives the life of an artist. He acts on spontaneous whims and encompasses what he believes is living “creatively”. Mothersbaugh has not only designed, but has expanded upon… Continue reading
Vinyl Records: A Retro Return to the Music Industry
by Audra Keresztesy In an age of YouTube and iTunes, it’s rare to purchase a physical copy of the newest music by your favorite artists. Before music was online, there were CDs. People bought… Continue reading
Political Cartoon
by Haley Yahraus
if we were honest about conversations with crushes
A Comic by Haley Yahraus
Winter Photo Contest
To wind down from this very long, chilly, and wintery day, Retrospect is pleased to announce the Winter Photo Contest Winners! Everyone who submitted, THANK you so much for submitting. It is truly… Continue reading
The Female Body
By: McKenna Ritter I set out to write an article discussing reactions to this painting by Gracie Mowery: context, emotions, appropriateness at HB, body image, and sexualization of women. However, when I went… Continue reading
What Went Down at the 2015 Grammys: A Brief Summary
By: Carly Wellener Taylor Swift wasn’t having none of this interview in which she was asked if she’d be taking home more than a Grammy tonight, probably “Many men.” Kanye almost pulled another… Continue reading
Color Blocking
By: Gracie Mowery I’m far from professional- but after a prompt for the notorious Jmo, I can confidently say I learned something when it comes to art. I don’t know the technical name… Continue reading
The Truth About Performing at HB Cabaret
By: Amanda Merritt Forget about the countless number of plays, concerts, and recitals Hathaway Brown puts on every year. Forget about WOOZ, forget about the Dance Concert, forget about the Playwriting Festival, and… Continue reading