I despise crop tops. Not just the tops themselves, but the meaning behind them. Because do girls honestly wear a top that does not cover half their stomach because they like it? […]
We are Women
The PSAT, Take Two
I have never been a fan of standardized testing, no matter how well or poorly I did on the test. Test days are full of sitting in the desks for longer periods […]
The PSAT in the Eyes of a Junior
It was 6:40 a.m. and my cell phone alarm went off obnoxiously. As I reached over to shut off the alarm, I realized that it was PSAT day. Juniors all over the […]
The Papal Visit: A Student’s Experience
Imagine the most joyful and exciting moment of your life. Now, multiply it by ten and that will give you an idea of what it was like to be in the presence […]
‘Age of Adaline’ is Not a “Must See” Film
By Emily Koehne OPINIONS EDITOR Age of Adaline is a film about a woman, Adaline Bowman (Blake Lively), who is stuck in a twenty-nine year old’s body for almost eight decades. She […]
Model Criticized over Tiny Baby Bump
By Celine Kerik STAFF WRITER Recently, model Sarah Stage had to defend her tiny baby bump due to people criticizing her for being too skinny during her 8th month of pregnancy. People […]
Hillary Clinton: Will She Be the First Female President?
By Julia Jureidini STAFF WRITER Former US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, announced on April 12, 2015 that she will be running for president in the 2016 election, and if elected, she […]
Don’t Check that Little, White Box on College Applications
By Sarah Persico STAFF WRITER In a country where discrimination is so greatly looked down upon, there continues to be a “race” box on college applications. America is known as the country […]
The Walking Dead: What is Next For Rick Grimes?
By Kyle Sacchi ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR It’s official: Morgan is back and so is the “Rick Dictatorship!” In the last few seconds of The Walking Dead season five finale, the character–a fan favorite–arrived […]
42nd March for Life is a Day to Remember
By Molly McGurn GUEST WRITER This January, I attended the 42nd March for Life in Washington DC with seven other IHA students. We traveled to DC with students from St. Joe’s. Though […]
