By Emma Esteves Due to the growing concern over COVID 19, there is no doubt that right now, many of us are confused, angry, sad, or maybe even anxious. While our daily routines and lives might have changed, it is amazing to see how people are still keeping themselves busy in unique ways during our…
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By Emma Gerber Just as it was for Peter Gabriel, the song Solsbury Hill was a revelation for me. From the starting moments of the song: my heart races. I am reminded of clouds making their daily progress across the sky, and of the progress that we too must make to get through our lives. …
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By Violet Webster Two months ago, most of my school days consisted of the same routine. Wake up at 6:30, drink coffee, make the forty-five-minute drive from my house in Chardon to Shaker Heights where I would start my day working at Prime Before School Club. I would then run from the Prime music room…
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By Caroline Cannon Welcome to the final edition of Caroline’s Snapshots for the 2019-2020 school year! It’s crazy that I’ve stuck with this column for over a year now, and I’ve greatly enjoyed exploring new artists, breaking down their styles, and sharing my thoughts. And thank you all for sticking along with me! For this…
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by Divya Bhardwaj Last week, a baby zonkey was born at the Chyulu Hills National Park in Kenya. As the name would suggest, a zonkey is a rare zebra-donkey hybrid. According to the National Park, sometime last year, the mother zebra came across a local cattle herd and “obviously [became] acquainted with an amorous donkey.”…
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By Sejal Sangani If you’ve talked to me at all in the past month, I’ve definitely mentioned at least seven times that I really miss HB, and one of the things I miss most is seeing my teachers. So, I emailed the Upper School Faculty with the questions you all had for them… here are…
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by Michelle Dong In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is easy for us to be overwhelmed with news. However, I firmly believe that the Keystone XL Pipeline is an issue that all of us should be concerned about and following. The history of the Keystone XL Pipeline is long, complex, confusing. This article…
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by Muna Agwa By definition, biomimicry is when products, systems or structures are designed to reflect things found in nature. Biomimicry has been used more recently to enhance the way things are designed, because nature can actually be a great teacher. In this article, I will explore unique products, structures, and systems that utilize biomimicry.…
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by Vivienne Forstner The Beatles are regarded by many as one of the best bands of all time. Despite any individual opinions or criticisms, it can be agreed that they influenced hundreds of artists and practically redefined rock music forever. They led the development of psychedelic rock and are credited with helping create the entire…
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