By Gianna Ferace ’25 Dubbed as the Joan Didion of the west coast, Eve Babitz’s book of essays, Black Swans, touches on feminism, political aspects,…
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By Norah Jewett ’25 As a general rule, high school is a time where kids can find cliques that they snugly fit into. And of…
By Emma Conlon ’25 With the talk of the new Prime Video series Daisy Jones & the Six overtaking social media as well as almost…
By Klea Gjergji ’23 Bonny Breads is a local bakery downtown that produces a wide variety of rustic organic bread and delightful pastries. The bakery…
By Norah Jewett ’25 Band: it’s that high school clique. It may be regarded as odd by outside viewers, but those immersed in it are…
By Klea Gjergji ’23 Have you ever wanted to write a song or poem about a specific word, but don’t know where to start? Or…
By Norah Jewett ’25 With Saint Patrick’s Day right around the corner, take some time to bake some Irish Soda Bread to brighten up your…
By Norah Jewett ’25 With beautiful fantasy settings, complex family dynamics, and a wonderfully unique protagonist, Six Crimson Cranes by Elizabeth Lim plays on these…
By Brayden Haley ’25 In the spirit of course excitement week, I have an article that may be worth your while. Foreign language classes at…
By Emma Conlon ’25 Now that the holiday season has officially ended and midterms week is upon us, it’s inevitable to feel unmotivated and lethargic.…