Spring Break in Toronto
by Allison Fritz Over spring break, my family and I visited two great cities: Columbus and Toronto. Even though these two cities are not very far from Cleveland, it feels as if not… Continue reading
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HB Students Abroad
by Brooklyn Napolitano and Lucia Passarelli A privilege the upper schoolers have is being able to go on trips abroad. They give students the opportunities to immerse themselves in the culture of foreign… Continue reading
Upcoming Jewish Holidays
by Shira Rosenberg While you may have heard about the more common Jewish holidays that we have school off for every year like Yom Kippur or Rosh Hashanah, there are some smaller holidays… Continue reading
Finals Study Tips
Preparing for finals By: Abby Morgan Finals are 6 weeks away, stress is coming. We have been through this once, and we have some ideas that helped us for midterms. Gather all of… Continue reading
The Upper School’s Unpopular Opinions
by Audrianna Imka An unpopular opinion is an opinion that is not shared by many people, and is often controversial. I gave you all chance, in the form of a Google survey, to… Continue reading
Anglicizing an American
By: Sadie Hertz You never realize how different cultures are until you are immersed in the daily life of a local, and your whole perspective changes. Stepping off the plane at London Heathrow… Continue reading
The Notre Dame Fire
By Elizabeth Fedro The world-famous Notre Dame Cathedral, home to 13 million visitors a year, has remained a prominent religious institute for 856 years. Construction began in 1163 (during the reign of King… Continue reading
Mourning Sun
By Perin Romano As the morning sun rose, tears tempted to stream out of her cerulean eyes; The eyes that once glimmered like The waves when the moon shone upon them. But now,… Continue reading
A-Zs of HB
By Anjali Dhanekula There are so many great parts to the HB community, so I decided to make an A-Z of all the great things that make up our community. Athletics BCA Carnival… Continue reading
The Interconnectedness of Fashion and Sexism
By Nola Killpack As we reflect on Women’s History Month, I’m sure many of us are thinking about how far we’ve come and also how much farther we have to go when it… Continue reading