Bella Abzug: A Force for Change
By Jessica Chan “What is at issue here is equal rights for all Americans…I have long been a proponent of measures which would ensure that these principles are guaranteed for all individuals…people of… Continue reading
Category Archive: Commentary
Review of New Netflix Releases
By Claire Adornato and Audrey Wallner 1. Birdbox We’re sure many of you have already watched this already, but if you haven’t you need to. While it is one of those “apocalypse” movies,… Continue reading
Article on Airpods, Written by the Poor
By Claudia Binder and Jazmine Halawa Do you have Airpods? If not, YOU ARE BROKE! Its okay though, you are not the only one. We are with you, and beside you in this… Continue reading
Playhouse Square 2019
By: Maria Brown Miss Saigon: If you are looking for a romance, then Miss Saigon is the play for you. It is the story of a romance between South Vietnamese bargirl and a… Continue reading
HOBY
By: Ryan Brady In June, I served as an HB representative for the HOBY youth leadership program, and I just wanted to write a quick note regarding my experience for anyone who may… Continue reading
My Top 5 Movies of 2018
By: Caroline Cannon Let’s just say 2018 was a big year for movies. From the continuation of beloved series to new hits, the movie theaters were packed. So, at the end of 2018,… Continue reading
Effects of the Shutdown
By Nola Killpack As I write this, the US is currently going through the longest government shutdown in its history, all because of a dispute over the 5 billion dollars Trump wants for… Continue reading
Great British Baking Show
By: Claire McKenna If you’re looking for a new show on Netflix or just want to feel eternally happy, The Great British Baking Show is the perfect show for you. The Great British… Continue reading
What To Do With Clothes You Don’t Like
By: Lucia Passarelli and Brooklyn Napolitano Everyone gets clothes that they later regret buying, but there are many steps to take before just getting rid of them, and they might even become one… Continue reading
They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera Book Review
By Audrey Roche As a young adult myself, it makes sense that I have always been a fan of Young Adult books. Although I’ve always stuck closer to the Fantasy genre, I have… Continue reading →