by Anna Gunderson | Oct 6, 2022 | Literary
when it starts to rain the world goes silent the sky darkens the sidewalk empty the sun is hidden and happiness has gone with it the air is heavy and life slows down but i have a secret i like the rain when the sun is shining the universe is alive the air is warm...
by Annabelle Jukkala | Oct 6, 2022 | Literary
Horror Movies Starbucks Fall Drinks Falling leaves/leaf piles Large sweaters Jack-o-lanterns Trick-or-treating Couples halloween costumes Thanksgiving Rain Boots Candles Cold weatherPumpkin patchSeasonal...
by Miranda Phinney | May 27, 2022 | Literary
An illustration of Quintana Jones by Lula Hugo. Most likely to wear a beret and pull it off. Quintana has been a writer for the Post during her senior year. She doesn’t have a favorite section to write for, explaining that “[y]ou gotta do them all” during your time on...
by Miranda Phinney | May 27, 2022 | Literary
Most likely to restore our faith in white men. Abe has been writing for the Post since his sophomore year. One thing he’ll miss about the Post when he’s studying engineering at Tufts University is “being forced to mail newspapers by Oscar.” On a similar note, his...
by Miranda Phinney | May 27, 2022 | Literary
An illustration of Emilia Valencia by Lula Hugo. Most likely to sing the national anthem at the Olympics. Emilia has been a writer on the staff of the Post for one year. Her favorite article she’s written is her piece about “Jeopardy” hosts titled “Who is… the New...
by Miranda Phinney | May 27, 2022 | Literary
Most likely to go on “Dancing with the Stars.” Stella has been a writer for the Post for the past school year. Her favorite section to write for has been Feature, home to her favorite story she’s written, “The Push To Lower The Voting Age: Can 16-Year-Olds Be Trusted...
