Advice for Incoming Freshmen
Advice for Incoming Freshmen by Ella Kazazic Even after just one year as a freshman at Hathaway Brown, I find that I have changed a lot. Now I am able to get through… Continue reading
Cancer Awareness: May-August
By: Michelle Dong Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the world, after heart disease. In the US, one in every two men and one in every three women will develop… Continue reading
Elliot, Poem by Vala Schriefer
by Vala Schriefer Elliott I traced your eyes on paper today I don’t think I captured the light Since I’ve never seen a blindingly white mountain Or the confetti of berries in… Continue reading
Ode to Spring
By Megan Qiang
Italy
Italy Post Trip Article By Kalie Sommerfeld and Matilda Madfis After a delayed start, we all met at the airport early in the morning and boarded our plane to Philadelphia. Once there, we… Continue reading
Early Modern Japan: A Queer Haven?
By: Crystal Zhao In modern Western politics, gender identity and sexual orientation are consistently hot-button issues. From the highest court in the land, to the humble Thanksgiving dining table, fierce debates occur at… Continue reading
The Man Behind China’s Most Iconic Work of Art
By: Crystal Zhao If you travel to Tiananmen Square in the center of Beijing, you’ll immediately encounter one of the most recognizable pieces of Chinese art in modern history: the massive 6 by… Continue reading
Vitae Term
by Michelle Dong What exactly is a “Vitae term”? It’s a mini-course model that will explore topics and projects beyond the set courses of the regular curriculum, combining ideas and expertise from more… Continue reading
Those Are Some Colorful Lyrics Crossword Puzzle
By: Margaret Broihier Scroll down for the solution!
How to Make a Fortune Teller
by Ainsley Bradbury and Stephanie Kaiser Ah, fortune tellers. The pinnacle of our childhood origami careers, and coincidentally the center of many arguments between friends – after all, if this magical paper could… Continue reading