War on Adjectives

Will Pace (’24) encourages writers to embrace maximalist description. “…we can’t change the world of writing all at once. But just one person at a time, we can do better to speak and write in more creative ways.”

From, To, Subject, Compose

Nora Zain (’24) reflects on the power of listening to your own voice. “I am not an advocate for bottling up your feelings, but I do feel it necessary to say now that relying on other peoples input/opinions to make your own will not make you happy.”

Tell me about a movie…

Diego Hurtado-Cardenas (’26) asked people about a recent move they had seen, and he shares the responses here. “I encourage anyone to ask people about movies, it’s always a win/win situation.”

The Importance Of Black Literature

Karma Bailey (’25) reflects on the impacts of black writers, both current and past. “Black writers have played a crucial role in shaping literature as we see it today. From the world of letters with their unique voices to different perspectives and narratives.”

Drafting Your Future

Cecelia Brush (’24) shares her journey this year as a high school Senior and offers some suggestions for those going through the same process. “I am learning, slowly, to see beyond the initial panic of applications and future burdens, and to take this time in my life to do something I’ve never truly done before: pay attention to myself.”