By Madeleine Schroedel Banksy, a secretive street artist who is wanted by the NYPD for vandalism, is well known for his thought-provoking and satirical graffiti all over the world. Born and still living in the United Kingdom, he is also a film director, painter, and political activist. Banksy’s views are strongly conveyed in his graffiti. His…
Read MoreBy Alley Keresztesy The big twenty-fourteen is here…has been for almost two months already. If you want to celebrate something new this year, click the link below, pick a day, and go crazy planning a day celebrating something fun like ‘Museum Comes to Life Day’ (June 24) or ‘National Pizza With The Works Except Anchovies…
Read MoreBy Carly Wellener Unless you’ve been living buried under piles of homework for the past few months, you’ve probably noticed the brutally cold weather we’ve had this winter. Going with the assumption that you are, in fact, not buried beneath mountains of this homework, you have also probably heard the term “polar vortex” thrown around…
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By Lane Chesler Take the quiz to find out if you are a Purpura, McMillan, or Hu. http://www.qfeast.com/personality/quiz/21209/What-HB-Teacher-Are-You Image Source: http://instagram.com/hathawaybrownschool
Read MoreBy Lauren Battle It’s that time of year again. That’s right. Green Cup Challenge time! I’m sure we all remember last years happenings- stumbling over stray backpacks in the eerily dark hallways and taking notes in light-less classrooms. We aggressively battled against Laurel to be the most green private all-girls institution in the northeast Ohio…
Read MoreBy Aarathi Sahadevan Since 2007 when Sochi was selected to host the 2014 Winter Olympics, it has been treated with the usual Olympic package, setting up for its debut with grandiose buildings, state of the art facilities and other lavish preparations. But as its time approached, instead of witnessing the excitement and beauty in one…
Read MoreBy Fallon Gallagher This Sunday marks the close of the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi. While the games were initially plagued by terror threats and incomplete construction, the International Olympic Committee officially declared the games a success. These past two weeks have produced a whole spectrum of interesting stories ranging from triumph to failure…
Read MoreBy Li Stebner “Do you think we’ll have school tomorrow?” I asked the routine question to my mom as we drove home. She reiterated a hollow “I don’t know.” I refreshed my Fox 8 School Closing list at least three times in two minutes, yet Hathaway Brown was not showing a cancellation. Shaker was closed,…
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By Lexi Anderson Everyone knows Scott Parsons as the chill, cookie-loving, plaid-wearing guy who lives in the Osborne Writing Center. But this week I got up close and personal with Parsons to get an inside look at something even more important than his tips for college essays: his views on pop culture. It’s clear that…
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By Kat Holleran 1. You hate listening to fantastic music. “Warning: contains catchy music” should be plastered all over advertisements for Frozen. Even after first watch, you’ll be exuberating a painful rendition of “Let It Go” after you get that Math test back. Then, before you know it, you’ll be asking strangers “do you want…
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