The Return of the Classics
Alicia Dyer (’25) reflects on their new appreciation for classic novels and shares a list of frequently banned books for our exploration.
Read More The Return of the ClassicsAlicia Dyer (’25) reflects on their new appreciation for classic novels and shares a list of frequently banned books for our exploration.
Read More The Return of the ClassicsArjun Alva (’25) meditates on the philosophical concept of absurdism and how this impacts our everyday lives.
Read More Challenges and Sissyphus: Tales of Struggle and AbsurdismIn this book, Agustina Bazterrica explores a dark, dystopian world in which animals are no longer edible, and humans become the primary source of meat. This haunting premise forces the readers to confront the uncomfortable reality of our relationship with the nature of factory farming, sustainability, and overconsumption. The story follows Marcos Tejo, a man […]
Read More Nithilia’s book ReviewsNithilia Balaji (’25) shares her refections from her trimester 1 badge project, experimenting with limiting social media and reading more.
Read More It Really Is That Damn PhoneMaisie White (’27) offers a book review and recommendation. …”the author’s writing is wonderfully immersive, and its descriptions absolutely bring it to life.”
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