By BRIANNA GROSSMAN, sophomore (Originally published March 2022) PICTURE THIS: you get home from school after a long day of flunking pop quizzes and daydreaming about all the sleep you’ll get over break. You sigh mournfully, mulling over the discouraging few hours you got last night—and will likely get again tonight—when a pencil drops out … Continue reading →

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Not learning how to sleep during study hall in the auditorium seats sooner. — Abby Thompson Figuring out that JP DOESN’T have a swimming pool. — Pradhyum Krishnan Trying hard in class. — Ritvik Khandelwal Procrastinating on everything. — Mehak Juneja Worrying too much about what everyone thought about me. — Alexis Medovoy Worrying too … Continue reading →

Popping bottles with Elon on Mars. — Nate Mumau Working for a MLB team or writing about baseball. — Will Thompson In the year 2039. — Joshua Wang Teaching and inspiring my own class of students who have autism. — Annie Dreitser Hopefully making some progress reversing climate change. — Kuhu Halder Working as a … Continue reading →