By: Julia Kubic 10. A Rainy Day in New York This movie was very, very bad. If I didn’t have to finish it to write this article, believe me, I wouldn’t. It’s confusing, boring, and there is a lack of a real plot. Timothée’s acting is good, but nothing special, and his character is very... Continue Reading →
Over winter break with the debut of the new movie Spiderman No Way Home, the argument of who is the best spiderman of the three has come up on many occasions. Whether it be who fights the best, who has the strongest “spidey senses”, or simply who is the most attractive, everyone has different reasons... Continue Reading →
By: Julia Zhu October 4th, 2021, Facebook crashed for hours taking down Whatsapp, Instagram and the rest of its apps. That Monday it was down for about 6 hours. Facebook said the reason this mess shut down happened was due to its internet infrastructure that controls the connection throughout its data centers. During this time... Continue Reading →
By: Sahar Maleki If you’re like me, you have heard a lot about the debt ceiling this past month and wondered what it means or how it would affect us, the younger generation. What Is the Debt Limit? About a century ago, our government needed Congress’s approval for every expenditure. This was not only inconvenient,... Continue Reading →
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... Continue Reading →
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... Continue Reading →
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... Continue Reading →
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... Continue Reading →
By Nyneishia Gupta A couple weeks ago the U.S. was hit with a major snowstorm. Temperatures hit an all time low in many parts of the country, including Texas. Texas is a state known for its heat much like Florida and rarely if ever gets snow. During the snow storm however, Texas was hit with... Continue Reading →
By Vivienne Forstner **Before starting this article, I’d like to clarify that this is an opinion piece. All statements made are my own observations and are in no way 100% factual. When you think of the word “misogyny” and what it entails, you generally think of sexism in its most blunt form. Harassment, unfair opportunities... Continue Reading →
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