Going into Senior Year: Bridget and Kakazi
by executive team member, Kakazi I never thought I was the sentimental type but time and time again, I'm proven wrong. As my junior year came to a close, I…
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Dealing With Dyslexia: An Interview With A Friend
Laura Fisher graduated from the Needham High School Class of 2017 as a member of the National Honor Society and with several other honors. She will be attending the Honors…
Why People With Chronic Illness Need Quality of Friends Over Quantity
I was diagnosed with dysautonomia and chronic pain in January of 2017. But my journey with chronic illness began long before I knew what to call it. As if everyone’s…
What to do when you feel a certain something about someone
Growing up the LGBTQ+ Community had more acceptance than ever before, however, it was still looked down upon by my family and they were the only exposure I had ever…
Election Reflection, Anonymous
As a little girl, one single image came to mind when I pictured the president of the United States of America. Now, as a grown woman, the same image has…
An Open Letter to the Friends Who Turned On Me In High School
Dear Friends Who Turned on Me in High School, xx I'm not sure why it happened. And quite frankly, that isn't the point. The specifics of all the ways you…
To The People Fighting A Silent Battle: We are all in this together.
It's quite comical to me and a rather dumb concept to think that we judge a person's happiness and well-being off of solely their actions, feelings, appearance, and our current…
To The Girl Who Just Had Her Heart Broken
Please forgive me for a minute as I tell you all the things your best friend is too afraid to. If I could take the pain from you I…
To My Depression, Thank You: At the end of the day I’m still here.
Dear my enemy, my weakness, and the one thing that manages to cripple me to the core, Growing up, I learned all about you. As long as I can recall,…
Ode to Birthday
Every book I have read this year in English has focused on characters who are ostracized. For example, in We the Animals, the narrator’s sensitivity, literary pursuits, and homosexuality…