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…
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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…
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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…
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by Your friendly neighborhood tortoise™ This is Elon Musk: Elon, recently named “the world’s richest person,” and man genuinely enthused about having just discovered opposable thumbs, is in possession of a net worth of $185 billion and a loyal cult (hey! this is a no-judgement space) whose members include Steve, your white-boy-who-tried-to-mansplain-bitcoin-to-you-but-secretly-has-a-bit-of-an-inferiority-complex™ neighbor. I also…
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by Bella Stahl The pandemic has made this year a little tangled, “no pun intended!” Since Tangled’s release in 2010, it’s been a beloved movie of Disney families. However, the movie became a relatable one when 2020 and the pandemic hit. You might be surprised at how relatable it can be! We’re going to go…
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By Meredith Stewart 1. Coronavirus This deadly disease changed the lives of everyone in one way or another. Rumors of a virus originating in Wuhan, China spread in the early days of the past year. The World Health Organization confirmed the existence of this new sickness on January 9th, 2020. Now we’re celebrating a year…
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By Nyneishia Gupta Lets face it. 2020 was absolute trash. From fires to viruses to election drama 2020 was a whirlwind of surprises and surprises until nothing surprised anyone anymore. I went into the holiday season hoping that the new year would bring good fortune and happiness. Ok that was a lie. I was really…
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by Alexis Everett The Charli Cold Brew: If you are looking for a basic drink to start your day, I think that this is the best drink to get. This drink is the mix of the dunkin’ cold brew with whole milk and three pumps of caramel swirl. Personally, I thought that there was a…
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by Bella Stahl Finally, a new year! You should always start a new year off with a good book. Here are the top 3 books you NEED to put on your reading list for 2021! The Book Thief by Markus Zusak New year, new perspectives! This book is told through the eyes of Death. Totally…
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By Morgan Monesmith Cleveland is certainly not known for its large mountains and ski resorts. However, there are a few options in the area and a short drive away that are perfect for a weekend getaway. Boston Mills This ski resort is perfect for intermediates who are looking to challenge themselves. Boston Mills has a…
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