In the corner of my room, I have a bookshelf, with one row dedicated to books I have to read for English class. After they get their time to shine, they return back to the shelf to rot, dust collecting between the pages. I’m sure that this is an experience most high schoolers can relate […]
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As a kid, I loved learning about the Salem Witch Trials. If you aren’t familiar: the Salem Witch Trials took place from 1692-1693, in which the government of Salem, Mass., accused mainly women in the community of witchery and executed them. Now, this all seems quite foolish in 2023 because obviously witches don’t exist. And […]
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When I first walked into Upper School science teacher Graham Hegeman’s classroom during my freshman year, I felt like I had just walked into an aquarium. A year later, that feeling stays the same. Fish tanks are scattered around the large classroom, lining the walls. Giant paper mache fish hang from the ceiling, covering the […]
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