By: Natasha Kanitkar & Juliana Wojtenko While students were busy scrambling to prepare for the start of the 2018 school year, Junior Rosie Pipada was busy teaching students English at Prashanti Vidya […]
Rosie Pipada: A sister and a teacher
You should care about the clothes you wear: A guide to thrifting
By: Imogen Lubin Entering a thrift store, you are immediately greeted with the thick musty smell of vintage clothing. If you’re not familiar with this scent, imagine the smell that hits you […]
Why the world sucks
By: Emma Gampper Over the summer, I was lucky enough to receive a digital subscription to the New York Times—or so I thought. Immediately after I activated my account and downloaded the […]
No, I don’t know what I’m going to do with the rest of my life.
By: Rafeea Tamboli Dear admissions officers, I am confused. I am not old enough to vote. Nor am I old enough to rent a car. Nor am I old enough to drink. […]
One thousand one hundred thirty five and counting
The number represents how many people have died because of mass shootings since 1966. On October 27, 2018, eleven people were killed at a Pittsburgh synagogue. On November 8, 2018, twelve people, […]
What exactly is love?
By: Rafeea Tamboli & Raymond Chang Preface: The following is an accurate representation of what happened between Rafeea and Raymond while they were trying to write an article about love. Just like […]
On living in a chicken soup bubble
By: Sarah Hudes My grandmother’s chicken soup is only adorned with matzo balls on the highest of holidays. On these special days, we roll them together from a box of Manischewitz matzo […]
