Letter to a Stranger: To the Man Who Stole My Donuts | Fallon Repeta
The traffic lights blurred together in a paralyzing panorama. The scene through my windshield spun like a roll of film.Continue Reading
Month: April 2020
Civic Tech: The Unsung Hero of Our Time | Isabella Martinez
A pleasantly warm March evening greeted tech geeks and professional developers as they ventured to downtown Hartford for the monthlyContinue Reading
Dept. of Puppetry Arts: John Bell’s Lifetime of Creation | Conor Breen
John Bell glides through the crowd that is marveling at the many forms of Shakespeare puppets on display at theContinue Reading
What Happens After Graduation? | Abigail Murillo
A thin, black polyester commencement gown is a rite of passage for graduating seniors. Not to mention the caps decoratedContinue Reading
Youth Voter Turnout: A Formidable Foe | Steve Kalpin
“Why don’t you just vote? Why don’t you use your vote?” the club president in her pink North Face jacketContinue Reading
Let’s Talk About the S-Word | Ashley Judd
On a Thursday afternoon in November 2015, an elderly politician dressed in a black suit, his remaining white hair combedContinue Reading
What Do Principals Do? 2019 Principal of the Year Joseph Blake | Kimberly Rivera
The bustle of first lunch period fills the halls of Coventry High School. I’m four years removed from the awkwardContinue Reading
21st Century Humanities: Is Digital Life Redefining an Old Discipline? | Sam Elderkin
The humanities of today have become a misunderstood topic. The idea that the conversations are still surrounded by Plato’s distinctionsContinue Reading
Graffiti Artist | Shayna Shattelroe
Name: Benjamin Shanklyn Age: Late twenties Occupation: Graffitist I do artistic vandalism. I go to abandoned buildings. We call themContinue Reading
Silver City Art Fix: Meriden’s Deep Artistic Roots | Samuel Sandoval
On Colony Street in downtown Meriden, Connecticut, local artists teach classes to each other at Gallery 53. The redbrick, three-storyContinue Reading