By: Emma Krupp Ironically, the love that I would come to have for basketball began with a feeling of discomfort and uncertainty. Walking into the GCMS gym in November of 2012 one […]
My Open Love Letter to Basketball
The Caldron
What We Don’t Know Does Hurt Us
By: Uma Attreya I’m sure everyone has heard the sayings “what you don’t know won’t hurt you” or “ignorance is bliss.” Granted, all sayings are not applicable to all situations, but I […]
Celebrating Ramadan in Quarantine
By: Dareen Abukwaik Last year, I wrote an article about the struggles of celebrating the Islamic Holy Month of Ramadan during AP testing and while in school. Little did I know just […]
My Eating Disorder is Glamorized by The Media
By: Cindy Chen I’ve never been a fan of exercising. The idea of sweating, being out of breath, and the pain I associated with it always prevented me from working out, but […]
What Corona Induced Quarantine Has Taught Me
By: Uma Attreya I’ve always been told to look at the bright sides of things, find a silver lining, no matter how bad things get. Usually, it’s easy, because the answer is […]
As COVID-19 Cases Continue to Rise, Getting Sick Isn’t The Only Thing On the Minds of Asian Americans
By: Cindy Chen *This article was written before what is now happening in the black community. I do not intend for this to undermine the importance of BLM and the struggles the […]
Bollywood: Hollywood but Hindi
By: Uma Attreya Do you want to see movies where people speak “Indian?” Well, you’re out of luck, because “Indian” isn’t actually a language, just like how we don’t speak “American!” There […]
Kid Krow Album Review
By: Emmanuelle Feria The long awaited album has finally come. Kid Krow was released on March 20, 2020. While Conan is no rookie to song release and production, this was his first […]
Why Are The ’90s The Greatest Basketball Era?
By: Ariel Gurland Some people may say the 2000s are the greatest era of basketball, some may say the ‘80s and others may say the 2010s. But in my eyes, it was […]
The Death of Minor League Baseball
By: Jude Bazerman Since its inception in 1901, minor league baseball (MiLB for short) has given baseball players the opportunity to develop and improve their skillset in preparation for the major leagues […]
