Printscreen: Memoir, Just Mercy, adapted as movie
Bryan Stevenson’s 2015 memoir, Just Mercy, was adapted into a movie, which was released on Dec. 25. Continue reading Printscreen: Memoir, Just Mercy, adapted as movie
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PRINTSCREEN: Little Women, to theaters once again
Little Women, Louisa May Alcott’s epitomic American children’s classic, has come to theaters yet again. Continue reading PRINTSCREEN: Little Women, to theaters once again
Printscreen: The Rhythm Section unexpectedly graces readers with its engaging thriller
In The Rhythm Section by Mark Burnell, as Stephanie Patrick learns to become an agent for a shadowy organization we never learn too much about, the true origin of the title is revealed. Continue reading Printscreen: The Rhythm Section unexpectedly graces readers with its engaging thriller
Printscreen: The Good Liar, meets expectations despite slow start
The Good Liar, Nicholas Searle’s 2015 debut novel, is really quite boring, until it’s good. Continue reading Printscreen: The Good Liar, meets expectations despite slow start
Printscreen: Leunens speaks to love as a cage in Nazi Austria
Senior graphics editor Mollika Singh reviews the novel Caging Skies. Continue reading Printscreen: Leunens speaks to love as a cage in Nazi Austria
Printscreen: The Goldfinch flops in theaters
Senior graphics editor Mollika Singh reviews the movie “The Goldfinch” by Donna Tartt. Continue reading Printscreen: The Goldfinch flops in theaters
News Briefs
This issues news briefs include the realse of the literary magazine, College Board recognition, and awards from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Continue reading News Briefs
College Board introduces new adversity index for SATs
Students may have wondered how yet another factor may affect their college applications: College Board’s adversity index.
Continue reading College Board introduces new adversity index for SATs
Quiz Bowl outsmarts competition at National History Bee and Bowl
Most students would not spend their weekend learning about history recreationally, but Quiz Bowl kids are not those kind of kids. Continue reading Quiz Bowl outsmarts competition at National History Bee and Bowl
Activism Night connects students, local political groups
Activists club hosted their first annual Activism Night from 5:30-8 p.m. on Apr. 5. Continue reading Activism Night connects students, local political groups
