November 8, 2020
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Devin Allard-Neptune, Staff Writer
November 8, 2020
Many teachers have incorporated discussions surrounding this week’s elections into their classes to provide a deeper understanding of current events and to support their students. Instead of continuing his regularly...
Mia Calzolaio, Erica Jiang, and Lucy Peck
November 8, 2020
Around 7 a.m. on Election Day, Spanish teacher Daisy Vazquez headed down to the basement of her building to vote. A neighbor told her that the line wasn’t long, and when she arrived, it took less than five minutes to fill...
Emily Sun and Celine Kiriscioglu
November 20, 2020 • No Comments
“Music is the one thing that I could never give up,” said Michael Bomwell, music teacher and director of Wind Ensemble and Jazz Combo. “It's always giving something back to me. I learn something about myself every time...
Zachary Kurtz and Sofia Kim
November 14, 2020 • No Comments
Last Friday, the Horace Mann Theatre Company (HMTC) entertained the school with a staged reading of the political parody “How to Overthrow your Student Government (in 7 Easy Steps)” by playwright Ian McWethy. The show...
Emily Salzhauer and Serena Bai
November 14, 2020 • No Comments
On October 30, the Horace Mann Theatre Company (HMTC) put on a devised theatre production titled “'Twas the Night Before Halloween.” It was a series of eight vignettes inspired by fear in the world around us, AJ Walker...
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Peter Arvanitis
November 14, 2020 • No Comments
I joined Soldiers’ Stories in my junior year, noticing that veterans are an overlooked group in our society. Service members are willing to sacrifice their lives to protect fellow citizens, but when...
Caroline Bartels
November 14, 2020 • No Comments
On March 9th when Dr. Kelly announced we were closing early because of a possible case of COVID-19, for me it felt like the world stopped. Students in the library were celebrating an extra week of Spring...
Reflection on political awareness during Trump’s presidency
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Purvi Jonnalagadda, Staff Writer
November 20, 2020
Many HM families have decided to trade in their Thanksgiving traditions for new plans to adhere to COVID-19 guidelines and prevent the further spread of the virus. Sammi...
Liliana Greyf and Hanna Hornfeld
November 14, 2020
“Are you hiring me just because I’m Black and male, or are you hiring me because I’m an asset to the institution?” Associate Director of the Office for Identity, Culture,...
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After belly-flopping into the pool during his first swim meet at age eight, Hunter Kim (12) has grown to become one of the top ranked swimmers in the country at age 18. Late this past summer, he announced his commitment to Princeton University...
Clio Rao, Staff Writer
October 9, 2020
“I liked to think I was good, but I look back on game footage that my parents taped and laugh at myself,” Zoë Swift (12) said of her middle school volleyball skills. Since starting her volleyball career in sixth grade, Swift has...