Humans of Hinsdale Central: Third Quarter
Thea Sankari, Michalea Halikias, Kabir Sawlani, Editor-in-Chief, and Abby Stockmal, Editor-in-Chief
March 1, 2019
Filed under Columns, Humans of Hinsdale Central, Top Stories
How has third quarter gone, in your eyes? “Third quarter was really hard for me because it’s mostly the time people are finding out from colleges. Some of my schools don’t have a concrete date when I hear back and I could find out any time, so I’m constantly on edge,” said Mr. Mitchell Thompson, senior. “I can only speak for myself...
Dear racists who don’t know they’re racists,
Kristal Moseley, Contributor
March 1, 2019
Filed under An Open Letter, Columns
Dear racists who don’t know they’re racists, You may not know that you exist, but I see you everyday from political offices to social media. You even walk past me in school. You may not wear a Klu Klux Klan robe, nor have ‘NO COLORED’ signs in public places, but you are still continuing the...
Is Ultimate really the Ultimate?
Rayhan Hussain, Kabir Sawlani, Editor-in-Chief, and Abby Stockmal, Editor-in-Chief
February 28, 2019
Filed under Cars & Tech, Columns
It is out. It has been four years since the previous release of Super Smash Bros. On Friday, December 7, 2018, the new installment of Super Smash Bros. was released. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is what it was called. A sequel to an icon both on these grounds of Hinsdale Central and in the history of g...
Dear kids addicted to technology,
Abhi Patel, Contributor
February 26, 2019
Filed under An Open Letter, Columns
Dear kids, I’m sorry to let you know that you have been captured by a disease. A disease that makes you want to stay home instead of going out. A disease that ruins your precious hours in your life. A disease that disturbs relationships with family. A disease that ruins many of your body parts. ...
Cafeteria begins selling fresh frozen yogurt
Lana Jawich, Thea Sankari, Section Editor, Kabir Sawlani, Editor-in-Chief, and Abby Stockmal, Editor-in-Chief
February 25, 2019
Filed under Columns, Dining with the Devil, Top Stories
In January, a froyo machine was placed in the cafeteria by the brand Annie’s yogurt. Frozen yogurt is a frozen dessert made with yogurt, and other popular places to buy froyo at include Red Mango and TCBY. Their recipes rely on natural and non-fat ingredients with non-fat cultures. The incredib...
Dear America,
Brendon Passarelli, Contributor
February 24, 2019
Filed under An Open Letter, Columns
Dear America, Oh I’m sorry, let me go shrink myself. Being large is a burden in America today. There are things that big people simply can’t do and it should really be fixed. Now I am not talking about those who choose to live an unhealthy lifestyle, I am talking about those who are big boned...
Dear kids I babysit,
Sofia Marino, Contributor
February 24, 2019
Filed under An Open Letter, Columns
Dear kids I babysit, You are great kids, and I love that you are both boys! It’s a blast when you both rough-house and don’t stop when I tell you to. Then, one of you always ends up getting hurt. I am so glad that I get to tell your parents...
Dear those who criticize my editing habits,
Nicolette Makris, Contributor
February 22, 2019
Filed under An Open Letter, Columns
To all of the overly hard working photographers, I know you are going to hate hearing this. It will probably make your skin crawl just looking at these words so close together on the page. However, I stand by my beliefs, and I am not that sorry to say that this just isn’t one of them. I want it...
Dear friends I pass in the hallways,
Sophie Eck, Contributor
February 21, 2019
Filed under An Open Letter, Columns
Dear friends I pass in the hall, I will never forget the one day I passed a classmate of mine in the hallway, not expecting to greet each other, she smiled at me and gave me the warmest hello. I appreciate this kind of behavior so much, and it...
Dear anti-Army person,
Will DeDobbelaere, Contributor
February 19, 2019
Filed under An Open Letter, Columns
Dear anti-Army person, I hope you’re enjoying your freedom wherever you are. I will always remember when you said you had no respect for kids that go into the Army. Because of them, it’s kids like you that are able to go out on a Friday and Saturday night and not have to worry about your freedom...