By Amanda Schwarz I love to read. I will read anything, but I prefer well-crafted romance books, so if you are looking for serious reviews on any other subject this is definitely not the article for you (though it doesn’t hurt to branch out!). These are my ratings of some of the books I’ve readContinue reading “October/November Book Review”
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Presenting Pulitzer Prizes: A Preserved Sunday
By Ethan Li In my freshman year of English, I opened my computer to Zoom, expecting to be presented with a new text to analyze in our daily “All Write Nows.” However, Andy Evans instead showed us a painting: A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte. The intention of the exercise wasContinue reading “Presenting Pulitzer Prizes: A Preserved Sunday”
Tooth-Hurty
By Anthony Economy I’ve had two root canals, a crown insertion, and a chip repair performed on my teeth. Were these the results of some near-death accident? No, these were the trials of being the youngest of five brothers. We grew up in chaos. On any given day, half our household could be engaged inContinue reading “Tooth-Hurty”
Wherever I Go, What Will I Wear?
By Faith Gonia On November 19, 2023, I submitted my last ever college application. After months of writing late into the night, editing meticulously, and receiving valuable feedback from the generous Andy Evans, I pressed submit. Away those pesky UC essays went. Upon seeing the bright yellow “Good Job!” screen, I felt an emotion IContinue reading “Wherever I Go, What Will I Wear?”
Using Abstract Fashion to your Advantage
By Diego Mantelli My fashion choices have been described as dubious, questionable, and conflicting. And quite frankly, all of those descriptions are true. But, I wasn’t named Most Fashionable student at Westmont. So here’s a comprehensive guide on how to combine abstract clothing pieces for fashion in the summer and winter. Everyone that knows meContinue reading “Using Abstract Fashion to your Advantage”
Part with your PJs!
By Madeline Crowley Walking around Westmont, whether it is a 40-degree, rainy kind of day or 85-degree, sunny day, you are sure to see students wearing pajama pants to school. This fashion choice, however, is getting old! Wearing pajama pants as a casual lazy style every once in a while used to be cool, butContinue reading “Part with your PJs!”
In Defense of Scarves
By Emi Gruender As the weather turns colder, I find myself turning to Pinterest more and more, looking for outfit inspiration that won’t leave me vulnerable to the forces of winter. In the words of one of the greatest Christmas classics– “Baby, it’s cold outside”. And it would be such a shame if I caughtContinue reading “In Defense of Scarves”
Warrior Wardrobe: Shivansh Kelkar
By Blake Kim Shivansh Kelkar, a student known for not only his witty personality, but his spectacular fashion, impresses me, the rest of Class of 2026, and Westmont entirely. With his spectacular puffy jackets, his baggy pants, and tight t-shirts, Kelkar inspires all to pursue the style they want to. Even when going to theContinue reading “Warrior Wardrobe: Shivansh Kelkar”
Christmas at Queen’s Trees
By Sophia Doan and Donya Vandersteen Queen’s Trees: a magical place that greets you with a warm, cozy feeling, adorable dogs and the aroma of hot chocolate and freshly baked cookies from the moment you walk in. Queen’s Trees was the perfect first job. With friendly coworkers and amazing managers, we enjoyed every minute spentContinue reading “Christmas at Queen’s Trees “
Colorful Colorado
By Sadie York Of the various states I’ve traveled to, Colorado has always been one of my favorites. As someone who enjoys more mountainous terrain, Colorado offers breathtaking views and experiences. Known for its diverse landscapes of deserts, canyons, and the infamous Rocky Mountains, it’s difficult to imagine a place more beautiful. “The Centennial State,”Continue reading “Colorful Colorado”