By Anonymous Nikolas is a giant fuelled by homophobia, who murders old people and wraps them in toilet paper. D.I. Seymour, a vicar from Pretoria, knows she has to stop him. Seymour remembers that she actually killed the villain ten years previous and is suffering from flashbacks. (auto-generated prompt) “GAY!!!!” It barely sounds like…
Art Gallery: In Celebration of My Favorite Artist
By Teresa, Grade 11 This illustration was made in celebration of HorsegiirL, my favorite artist this year. She inspired me to pick up DJing with her iconic 2022 set; her music became a staple for me whenever I had to cram for anything, accompanying me on many an all-nighter. I am forever grateful to this…
Opinion: The typographic dilemma
By Nithya, grade 10 When writing anything online, from the smallest of short stories to lengthy school essays, I face a seemingly tiny yet perplexing dilemma: what font should I choose? The online library of fonts is immense and diverse, further exacerbating my dilemma. Should I choose caps or lowercase? Serif or no sans…
Art Gallery: Landscape Photography
These photos were taken on Oahu and showcase some of the beauty that can be found on the island. I especially appreciate how the photos use colors and lighting to establish different moods.…
Mental Health Awareness Month
May is Mental Health Awareness month, and a time to reduce the stigma and raise awareness of those living with mental or behavioral health issues.
Book Review: The Two Towers: Action and Intrigue
By Yunhan, Grade 7 The author never said what the two towers were exactly, but most people think they refer to the strongholds of the antagonists in this book: Saruman and Sauron. The main characters visit the former during their journeys in this book, and the latter casts its shadow throughout The Lord of…
Book Review/Ranking: YA Mystery Must-Reads
By Nithya, Grade 10 I’ve been a fan of mystery novels since childhood. My first introduction to the genre was the Nancy Drew series, a classic, and I’ve loved mystery ever since. I’ve read many books, and dabbled in mystery writing, so I know just how difficult it is to keep a reader on…
Ranking: Fictional Subgenres, Ranked
By Neha. Grade 10 Fiction is by far the most entertaining genre to read–in my opinion. However, the umbrella term “fiction” encapsulates so many subgenres, all of which are very distinct in style, trope, and content. This list is made up of my personal views of some of the most popular fictional subgenres in…
Opinion: Gilmore Girls: Positive and Negative Narratives: An Analysis
By Neha, Grade 10 Note: contains some spoilers for Gilmore Girls As fall and winter come to a close, I know that many people, myself included, are wrapping up their annual re-watch of one of the most beloved TV shows of all time, Gilmore Girls. However, this year, I ended up noticing aspects of…
Movie Review: The Peanut Butter Falcon, a Twain-esque adventure of a lifetime
By Benjamin, Grade 9 The Peanut Butter Falcon (2019) is a heartwarming film that combines humor and genuine human emotion in an unforgettable adventure. The movie follows Zak, a young man with Down Syndrome—who was abandoned by his family at a young age and sent to a nursing home—has aspirations to be a professional…
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