Lindsey Masterman, Executive Lifestyle Editor
September 30, 2016
Stepping into the one-room, dirt-floor shack that “Mama Theresa” took great pride in, I was ravished with guilt when I looked around and thought of what this home was like before its additions of a wooden table, refurbi...
Kelly Johnson and Liza McMahon, Page Editors
June 1, 2016
Ben Zhao, Features Editor
June 1, 2016
As he began to prepare an act for the 2013 Variety Show, alumnus Ryan Goldsher (‘15) decided to learn impressions for the first time.
“The [2013 Variety Show] act, the first time I ever performed impressions, was a sort of summer project,” said Goldsher. “I dared myself to learn as man...
Victoria Tu and Anisha Thotam, Executive Lifestyle Editor and Lifestyle Editor
June 1, 2016
As alumnus David Pawlan (‘15) prepared to attend Vanderbilt University his senior year of high school, he found himself frustrated with the roommate searching process.
“I was discouraged by [the website] Roomsurf because first of all, you have to fill out these...
Keena Du, Staff Writer
April 15, 2016
Like many teenage girls, sophomore Emma Remish has been wearing makeup lightly since junior high and then more heavily and frequently in high school. Remish who wears makeup almost daily said she realizes the effects of her frequent cosmetic use.
“The products th...
Ben Zhao, Features Editor
March 4, 2016
It started as a few bolts of curtain fabric, four boxes of stuffing and rolls of trimmings and tassels. After two weeks of spending hours in front of the sewing machine, freshman Rachel Drobetskiy and sophomores Emma Wilkinson and Fin Rindner had produced m...
Anisha Thotam, Lifestyle Editor
March 4, 2016
Victoria Tu, Executive Lifestyle Editor
March 4, 2016
On an ordinary school night, as soon as senior Kiley Sullivan finishes her homework and gets ready to go to sleep, she opens Netflix on her computer.
“A lot of times, I need to watch Netflix before I go to bed,” said Sullivan. “Like, if I’m not that ti...
Debbie Noh, Kelly Johnson, Opinions Editor, Page Editor
December 11, 2015
Junior Abby Hornberger said she used to pay $300 up front and then pay $30 per month for her cell phone. Now, Hornberger pays $43 per month after switching to a plan where she no longer purchases her cell phone. Instead, she leases it.
Leasing cell phones differs for each cell phone carri...
Anisha Thotam, Lifestyle Editor
December 11, 2015
With the holidays approaching, students may need ideas for presents to give to their siblings, friends or teachers. Below are some gifts available at various prices.
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Victoria Tu, Executive Lifestyle Editor
December 11, 2015
The clock reads 10 p.m. On a typical night, senior Brian Kim sits at his desk, hunched over his homework. While many students are finishing their last assignments, Kim is just getting started.
“I’ve always procrastinated,” said Kim. “It’s who I am.”
According to John ...
Victoria Tu, Executive Lifestyle Editor
November 6, 2015
Two years following the release of its successful album, “The Bones of What You Believe,” CHVRCHES returned with another outstanding album. Released on Sept. 25, “Every Open Eye” became the band’s second album.
In J...
