Alex Lautin, Contributing Writer
June 3, 2020
Computer Science and Robotics Department Chair Danah Screen is leaving the school to continue her teaching career at the Dalton School. Screen has been teaching at the school for five years. At Dalton, Screen will be the...
Frankie Dogramaci, Contributing Writer
June 3, 2020
“She’s one of the sweetest teachers I’ve ever had, and I’m sad to see her leave. She was one of my favorites!” Zahra Motwani (9) said. After three years, science teacher Melissa Doellman is leaving the school...
Emily Salzhauer, Contributing Writer
June 3, 2020
Over his 15 years at the school, departing math teacher and former dean Nicholas Perry has learned countless lessons from both colleagues and students. “One of the great hidden truths about teaching is you learn as much...
Ben Kafoglis, Math Teacher
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Jenny Odell is a writer and artist, and in this book she calls for people to resist what she calls the “Attention Economy.” The Attention Economy is made up of all those businesses that live off our attention: think social...
Andrew Fippinger, English Teacher
May 14, 2020 • No Comments
I’ve just finished Richard Powers’s 2018 novel The Overstory, a 500-page-long, Pulitzer-Prize-winning tome about trees. Doesn’t that sound exciting? Trust me, it is. Although Powers develops a wide cast of finely-drawn...
Zachary Kurtz, Contributing Writer
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The world we live in is full of different systems of belief such as Judaism, Islam, and Christianity, all of which rest upon the ideas of creationism. But what if you were to pit scientific facts against creationism? This...
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June 3, 2020 • No Comments
Being a junior is really tough – from college nights to applying for club positions, there’s a lot of new challenges that arise as you become an upperclassman. I’m no expert on surviving Horace Mann,...
Alison Markman
June 3, 2020 • No Comments
With the ongoing coronavirus pandemic looming over our country, questions regarding whether students will be able to return to our Bronx home for school next year have begun to surface. With the start...
A letter from the HM Online Olympics organizers
June 3, 2020
Now is the time for religion to adapt
June 3, 2020
My virtual debut: Using virtual theater for good
June 3, 2020
Vivien Sweet, Staff Writer
June 3, 2020
Similar to the UD Debate team, Model United Nations (MUN) is home to many generations of siblings. 10 out of the 24 MUN upperclassmen who participated...
Vivien Sweet, Staff Writer
June 3, 2020
With a staff totaling over 70 editors, writers, artists, and photographers, The Record is no stranger to sibling pairs. By the time Record Staff Writer Bradley Bennett...
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Time away: How teachers spend their summers
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Josh Underberg, Staff writer
June 3, 2020
“It was hard to imagine myself not being a Horace Mann student anymore,” Ben Chasin (11) said. In early April, after fourteen years at the school, Chasin made the difficult decision to leave in order to pursue his dream of playing college...
Liliana Greyf and Hannah Katzke
May 14, 2020
While stuffing your face with platefuls of penne pasta does not seem like the most typical form of team bonding, consuming gallons of carbs is an annual tradition of the Varsity Swim team (VS). Like VS, many sports teams at the school use traditions...
May 14, 2020
The day after Thanksgiving means following a family tradition for Varsity baseball and football coach Matthew Russo: making his grandfather’s renowned turkey-stuffed ravioli with his family. Cooking from scratch with his late...