Teaching Through Inspiration
At IMSA, students are exposed to a variety of teaching styles. In some way or another, though, they’re all geared to spark some sort of interest in the student. Teachers…
Arts & Entertainment
Day of the Dead at IMSA
On the first and second of November, people in countries throughout the western world celebrated the Day of the Dead festival. In preparation for it, Spanish III students have been…
Shakespeare: From the 17th Century to the 1970s
Antonio and Sebastian sporting the “bell-bottoms” look. Photocred: ISP After a study-filled Saturday, sporting the same pajamas I had worn to bed the night before, I shuffled into the auditorium…
Albertina: Modern Art and Why it Doesn’t Suck
Over the summer, I was incredibly fortunate to have the opportunity to visit central Europe. Together, my mom and I spent 10 days checking in and out of hotels, seeing…
How the rise of the “PSAT fandom” came to be
Have you ever felt so strongly about the state of your country that you publish seditious poetry in the local newspaper, against your father’s wishes? Or so depressed that your…
The Minority: Music-Oriented Students
The Minority: Music-Oriented Students Music is rarely taken seriously at IMSA. Many of us lose the passion for performance in the midst of stress and work, and only pop in…