Between the Lines

By Lindsay Miga She fell like a leaf in autumn. Bright, and graceful, almost as if she were dancing. Of

My Temporary Bliss

By Baya Ginsburg I pace and pace, avoiding my work avoiding my problems, avoiding my life. It’s climbing up, reaching,

By Baya Ginsburg My best friends – my couch, (keeps me comfy) my singing earbuds, (blocks them out) my blanket,

By: Emmett Bassen-Alexander Spiders, like wrestlers, are some of the most feared creatures on this planet. They can punch, jump,

By Emmett Bassen-Alexander A butterfly flaps its wings and miles away, a tornado starts. This is the classic example of

By Alicia Chen A wonderful standing ovation from everyone in the crowd. Thunderous cheers of joy and appreciation uttering out

By Keegan Leary Have you ever wondered if the caterpillar knows that they will become a butterfly? That would be

By: Sophie Johnson Dear Freshmen, Look up for a second. Stop, pause, put everything down. Sit up, lean back, agree

By David Amirsadri No invention can claim to have had a greater impact on American society than the automobile. The

By: Emmett Bassen-Alexander When I was a wee child, I was absolutely obsessed with dinosaurs. Like many other children, I