By Retrospect Editors 2020-21 Earlier today in the Retrospect Editors' group chat, we decided to share some of our favorite books to create an ultimate Spring Break Book Recommendation list. If you share our resolution to read more this Spring Break, take a look at what we recommend! Tell us what you thought of it... Continue Reading →
By Christine Kim Who doesn’t love a sweet dessert on Valentine’s Day? This is my favorite recipe for a delicious floral cupcake! I hope everyone tries it!
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... Continue Reading →
By Nyneishia Gupta It’s fall again, and we all know what that means. Pumpkins. Now that pumpkins are in season it is the perfect time to make pumpkin pie! Pumpkin pie is a staple on thanksgiving but even if you don’t celebrate it pumpkin pie tastes delicious during any occasion. I don’t know how to... Continue Reading →
by Viza Freeman Hot girl summer has come and gone as the leaves shift from a rich green into a buttery yellow and a fiery burgundy. The blowing of crisp winds, rainfall and even snowfall have transitioned the seasons. It's time to put away your shorts and put on your striped sweaters because it is... Continue Reading →
By: Lilly Mehok Ghost Halloween Cookies Ingredients 1 package Milano Chocolate Filled Cookies6 oz white chocolate chips melted45 mini chocolate chips Instructions Melt the white chocolateDip a Milano cookie into the melted white chocolatePlace on a silicone baking sheet or parchment paperPlace 3 mini chocolate chips onto the ghostTwo next to each other for the... Continue Reading →
by: Grace Mansour In Cleveland, the leaves are changing and fall is starting. That means that the apple picking and pumpkin carving has begun. I am here to give everyone wondering about some fun fall activities to do. My personal favorite is to take a trip to Patterson Fruit Farm. You can go apple picking,... Continue Reading →
by: Claire Mehok Now that it is fall, Halloween is on its way. However, as October 31st approaches traditional Halloween activities are starting to be re-imaged or canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention, recommends that all Americans stay at home this Halloween and choose not to participate in... Continue Reading →
by Lucy Castellanos Throughout the past couple months, the athletic world has been forced to adapt to the sudden outbreak of COVID-19. The burning question in everyone’s mind was, “Should athletes be able to play in the midst of a global pandemic?” On one hand, sports like tennis, golf, and swimming require no contact among... Continue Reading →
Colette Urban The 2009 film Coraline, written and directed by Henry Selick, is a remarkable film that has impacted families around the United States. Whether you grew up watching it, you’ve only recently discovered it, or maybe you’ve never watched it before, the themes (i.e. home, courage, and being happy with what you have) in... Continue Reading →
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