Seniors Speak: The Family I Didn’t Know I Needed
Kathy Swebenski (‘16) submitted this article as part of our annual Seniors Speak series. This series is designed to give seniors who are leaving a…
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Seniors Speak: Confidence and A Dash of Hope
Jason Yang (‘16) submitted this article as part of our annual Seniors Speak series. This series is designed to give seniors who are leaving a…
To My Seniors
To my down quad, Thanks for being the first. The first to take me under your wing, the first to teach me how to use…
The Good and The Bad of Promposals
Prom has come and gone. thankfully. The entire pre-prom season, many have been thinking “Yeah, okay, we get it. You like to keep ‘tradition.’” Because…
Distorted Power
There are two things people cannot handle—glory and power. “Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely,” as Sir John Dalberg-Acton once said. It…
Mediocrity is Earned
As a residential, selective high-school, IMSA is nothing close to “mediocre.” Backed by stellar academics, strong faculty, and an abundance of resources, its students are…