It is safe to say Travis Scott is one of the biggest artists out right now. Still riding the success of Astroworld, the rapper’s third studio album, he has obtained partnerships from major brands and...
Hannah Moss, Contributing Writer
• November 23, 2021
As Horace Mann continues to evolve into a more inclusive community, eradicating the use of the r-slur in conversations is essential. I have often heard students use the word as a casual insult or a replacement...
Even with an understanding that race is a social construct, we may still implicitly determine a person’s race due to preconceived ideas about the physical and behavioral traits that are associated with...
At exactly 5 a.m, my alarm chimes, awakening me from a restful night of sleep. The house is silent, and all I can hear is the rain falling outside my window. Still groggy, I walk over to my bathroom and...
Sports, and other extracurricular activities are part of what makes our school so special. Clubs are a way for students to connect with other students who share the same interests and spend time together....
We all have copious amounts of homework, tests, and extracurriculars after school, but the speaker series installments are truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. The history department Speaker Series...
Manoomin wild rice, meaning “food that grows on water” in the Ojibwe language, sways over the Great Lakes. Their green stalks and blushed kernels rustle with the wind, parting for canoes that weave...
“Your phone is eating your brain alive.”
We have all probably heard this comment at least once in our lives. From Instagram to TikTok to Facebook, there are a myriad of issues stemming from the...
Connor Dwin, Contributing Writer
• October 9, 2021
For eleven years at this school, I never thought twice about using the word slave to describe enslaved Black people. I think I defaulted to that term because I felt it adequately described enslaved African...
“Why do we have to talk about this? It doesn’t even affect me.”
Although this statement is rather generalized, it is a sentiment I’m used to hearing time and again — either spoken in the hallways,...
Every time I sit down at the pottery wheel with a ball of clay spinning beneath my hands, I feel a sense of calm wash over me. It is the kind of calm that can be hard to find during a hectic day of school....
After having navigated through the sea of cardboard trifolds and the overwhelming, siren-like calls of students coercing you to join their club (using candy and baked goods to draw you in), you probably...
