By Violet Webster When a global pandemic starts raging outside your door and you are no longer able to spend time in person with your friends and family, you start to develop some habits you never would have dreamed of having. Or at least I have. So, here are some of the things I’ve been... Continue Reading →
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... Continue Reading →
By Violet Webster How many times have you taken the time to go and find the Lunch Menu during your boring first period class only to be disappointed by what the lunch of the day is? How many times have you checked to find your favorite lunch is only three periods away? How many times... Continue Reading →
By: Violet Webster In sixth grade, I was introduced to the poetry of Sarah Kay. I was eleven, a spoken word virgin. At the beginning of our poetry unit, my English teacher found a youtube video of Sarah’s “Toothbrush to the Bicycle Tire” and played it for the class. I was immediately hooked. After two... Continue Reading →
By: Violet Webster Getting into character is one of the most important and interesting jobs an actor has when working on a new project. Character development is one of my favorite parts of being in any show. In the fall musical this year, I’ve had my work cut out for me turning my rom-com-loving, cat-video-watching... Continue Reading →
By: Violet Webster On Remembering Summer has come and gone Leaving me Slightly sunburnt and bruised in its wake. As the leaves turn To their autumnal gold And the wind carries the sharp tinge of winter, I’m left to remember the little things The smell of not enough sunscreen on a 98º day. The heat... Continue Reading →
HB IN RETROSPECT 