By: Diana Malkin From childhood to adulthood, we look at a painting and think to ourselves, “I can do that.” Well guess what, you did not do it… and honestly, most of us probably cannot create at the level of Picasso, Matisse, or even lesser-known, but influential artists like Paul Klee did. One of Klee’s…
Read MoreAll the Books We Have Read for English at HB, Ranked
By: Aambar Agarwal & Divya Bhardwaj We have read lots of books during our time at HB, and we enjoyed them all in their unique ways, but some were definitely better than others. Here’s all the books we have read, ranked first by Aambar and then by Divya. Aambar’s list: 1. The Gate to Women’s…
Read MorePittsburgh is Actually Pretty Cool
By: Ella Van Niel This past weekend I went to Pittsburgh, expecting it to be the same as Cleveland but a little bit bigger. I am not ashamed to admit that Cleveland is not the most glamorous of cities, but I was still hoping that its grungy, underdog type of vibe was enough to compete…
Read MoreSorry Not Sorry
By: Anna Liu Did you really think this would be a normal entry? Nope. It isn’t. This is the culmination of my loss of sanity, with a side of fried brain cells served with severe memory loss. Let’s recount something that happened to me a while ago. I was trying to live my own life,…
Read MoreDriving: The Process
By: Chandini Antal Before Getting License/Practicing: The day I got my temps I was so excited! I was finally going to start driving. That night my dad took me to an empty parking lot just to practice how much pressure I need to put on the gas and brakes. Each day I drove more and…
Read MoreWhy All-Girls Schools Should Teach Their Students How to Run for Office
By: Hannah Ryan “We learn not for school, but for life,” is the motto of our school. What we learn should not only have a positive impact on our futures but on the future of our world. It is 2020, and we have never had a female president, let alone a vice president. In the…
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How to Make the Worst Part of the Year Better!!
By: Abby Morgan From my experience, the long stretch between the end of January to spring break is the pit of the year, the most boring part! In Cleveland, the sun rises and sets very early, and is always dark and cold in the winter. School starts to drag on, with the regular routine of…
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