by Olivia Moore I heard that there once lived a woman called Amira, who was the most desired woman in her village. Her raven hair was darker than the night, and her even complexion was more beautiful than that of any other woman in the kingdom. When the king called the townspeople for their eldest…
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By Tejal Pendekanti I don’t enjoy trying out new music—I spent the majority of junior year listening to the same two albums (Suncity by Khalid and Wasteland, Baby! By Hozier). Taking the time to explore new music is so tedious. You never know if you’ll like it, but you still have to take the time to…
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By: Kate Hickey & Rose Gaudiani Over the summer, we captured these photos and wanted to share them with the Retrospect community!
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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 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 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…
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…
Read MoreBy: Grace Zhang My favorite piece of art in the Cleveland Museum of Art is a set of washing machine doors. Not Monet’s paintings or the infamous Thinker statue, just a set of dryer doors. I respect their works, understand their contributions to art as a whole, and recognize their immense value, but despite all…
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By: Caroline Cannon A quick peek into the current photography world with Caroline Cannon Welcome to the first ever edition of Caroline’s Snapshots! In this series I will shine a spotlight on a new photographer each edition, share some of their techniques, and give out some inspiration for you to go out and take some…
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