By Rebecca Leon Volume 67, Issue II If you’re big in the world of Instagram, you may have noticed senior Jordan Kim’s steady rise in popularity and notoriety. Why you may ask? Because of his photography. He posts his artwork on Instagram with the username @jrdnkim, and each post receives anything from 150 to 400 likes in a matter of days. Jordan’s photographs range from … Continue reading Jordan Kim: Killing the Instagram Game
By Rebecca Leon Volume 67, Issue I I’m sure most of you have heard at some point, “I’m not paying for that!” or “Get off your lazy butt and go get a job!” from a parent. I know I have. I work at Ben and Jerry’s in Mount Kisco and no, I’m not sick of ice cream yet. To be honest, I was all about … Continue reading Worth More Than $10/Hour: Student Jobs
By Rebecca Leon and Mary Scott Volume 67, Issue I If you’ve been around school, you may have seen the funky chairs covered with paintings. You might recognize them from the old library. But these chairs all have a story behind them. The mastermind behind the chairs’ redesign is Dr. Linville, one of the high school’s art teachers. At the end of the school year, … Continue reading A Chair With a Story
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