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A Tale for the Time Being By: Ruth Ozeki
By: Sophia Braida If you are interested in diaries, time, and the small yet powerful moments that connect us, A Tale for the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki is perfect for you. It’s a beautifully layered story that combines current day struggles with philosophical reflection, told through the perspective of a young Japanese girl and…
Animal Fun Facts
By: Sophia Braida Fact Credits: Reader’s Digest 1. When food becomes hard to find, some female ladybugs such as the Harlequin ladybug may eat their own eggs before they hatch if they cannot locate enough small insects to survive. 2. To eat shellfish like mussels or clams, a Starfish pulls the shell slightly open and…
Jennifer Aniston Salad
By: Reagan Buselli Whether you know her from Friends, The Morning Show, or one of her many rom coms, Jennifer Aniston is an actress and style icon. While filming Friends, she reportedly had this salad every day on set. This protein-packed dinner option is delicious and easy to make. Ingredients: · 1 cup uncooked quinoa · …
Volunteers in Paupack at the Hawley Borough Building
By: Olivia Kogan Top: Kiana Madrigal, Ashley DeJesus, Maria Barretta Bottom: Madyson Steuhl, Alison Guo The Hawley Easter Egg Hunt will take place at Bingham Park on Saturday, March 28 (or Saturday, April 4 – rain date) at 10:00 am. The Easter Egg hunt is possible with the help of the Borough Police, Wallenpaupack Church…
Cadance Danelski
By: Hannah Daidone Throughout high school, Cadance Danelski has stood out as a dedicated student who values both academic success and involvement in her school community. With a strong interest in English, Cadance has always enjoyed reading and writing. She is an overall well-rounded student who has had an incredibly positive impact on our school’s…
Assume That Tune: ABBA Edition
A) Fernando – By: ABBAB) Chiquitita – By: ABBAC) One of Us – By: ABBA
Science Olympiad Team Prepares for Upcoming Competition
9th grader Ben Alveari with his Science Olympiad project. By: Sutton Rizzo The Science Olympiad team consists of 18 students in grades 9-12 who compete in various tests, analyzations, and building experiments all for the better understanding of science. These students can participate in 3-5 events, with topics ranging from Anatomy and Physiology to Water…