Online schooling has been a difficult transition for all of us; students and teachers alike. But doing some form of online learning is necessary at a crazy time like this, no matter how hard it may be for some of us. That being said, here’s a quick list of some of the pros and cons…
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It’s Always April 01: “Pi,” by Wislawa Szymborska
By Carys Bowen 2020 has been and will (in all probability) continue to be a very crazy year, no matter how many times that gets said. I didn’t know just how much the year affected me until April got near to ending. April is National Poetry Month, and the Cuyahoga County Public Library celebrates with…
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I Can’t Decide What to Title This Article
By: Abby Gemechu There are many things I’m good at- retaining useless information, word puzzles, sleeping- but I am not, however, particularly skilled in making decisions. When it comes to making a definitive choice, I find myself in a bit of a pickle. Indecisiveness has always been a part of my personality, and it is,…
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TikTok Food: Tangulu
By: Jazmine Halawa and Elizabeth Troyer Tangulu is a sweet and crunchy Chinese street food made with strawberries and sugar. Popular in northern China, the hard crunchy sugar shell around the strawberry sets it apart from other soft-shelled sugar treats. Recipe: Credit: @audreysaurus 15 Strawberries 15 Skewers 2 cups of Sugar 1 cup of water…
Read MoreTrick or Treating during the Pandemic
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…
Read MoreLooking through a new perspective
By: Simr Deo Throughout these past seven slowly passing months I have been able to spend a lot of time with myself. When I felt sad about our current situation and attempted to commence my millionth tangent regarding my struggles to my family, my mom would always rebut with “everyone’s going through it.” Hearing these…
Read MoreOn Homework, The News, and The Word “Asunder”
By Aaryana Sethi I’ve been reading quite a bit over the last few weeks, and have come across some new favorites. If you’re like me, and are always looking for new reading material despite a bookshelf full of books to maybe-at-some-point-possibly-but-likely-never read, then read (haha) on! 3. The MyHB Assignment Center And/Or Your Planner of…
Read MoreI’m 17 Years Old
By Yasmin Ahuja (Quick background- I wrote this piece in the middle of the night when I was super stressed out because I’ve realized that getting all my thoughts on paper makes me feel a lot better. This was originally written on Monday September 28.) I’m 17 years old and I love who I’ve been. Today…
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The Truth About Senior Year
By: Zuha Jaffar We’re kings. I’ve been longing to say this since freshman year. And now that it’s here, I don’t know if I’m ready for it. I don’t think any of us are. It’s great to be a senior, don’t get me wrong, despite the fact that this year is far from normal. We…
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HB in Person
If you are in the hybrid learning model at HB, you have probably been at school already. Needless to say, things have changed. Lets start with the most obvious change: construction. The school is essentially a construction site now, which honestly, I don’t mind. What I do mind is the parking situation. Trucks and equipment…
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