by Isha Lele and Addie Klimek On September 19th, Apple released their newest technological innovations, the iPhone 6s and 6s plus. Although from the outside the iPhone hasn’t changed much from its previous edition, it actually has some new features that make the phone more competitive with other advanced systems. A key improvement is the…
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by Isha Lele and Addie Klimek Are you constantly hearing about the 2016 Presidential election in the news, and have no idea what is actually happening? It may seem far away, but it’ll be voting season in no time. To get informed, here’s a look at the current candidates: Hillary Clinton: Everyone should probably know…
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By: Addie Klimek and Roxana Moazami With course selection forms rapidly approaching, maybe you find yourself wanting to try out something new. So why not? You’re already a pro at managing your time, and you feel confident that you can add another great class to your schedule. So take this quiz to see which elective…
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By: Addie Klimek I’m sure by now all of you well informed global scholars at Hathaway Brown have heard of the terror acts from the Islamic state, also known as ISIS. The most recent of these horrific acts, the burning alive of a Jordanian pilot, has left a chaotic aftermath–many countries are beginning to question…
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By: Addie Klimek and Crystal Zhao It is 2015 and sleek, speedy technology has been integrated into every part of our lives. We wake up to the strident pings of smartphone alarms, learn using the newest laptops, and are lulled to sleep by music from the same devices. Despite that fact that we are surrounded…
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By: Crystal Zhao and Addie Klimek Thanksgiving, one of the most well known American holidays, is just this week. To us, it is a time for family, food, and football. People around the globe have different perspectives on it, though. This week, we decided to interview people from other countries on their ideas of what…
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By: Addie Klimek Italian greyhound lived off from a chaise, Beating a smooth courboullion for the right windpipe and clearing the sillabub of the world council of churches When I walked into Mr. Hatcher’s room early Friday morning, wondering not for the first time why I was up at eight on a day…
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