Art is Torture
I have been putting this article off for days. Not because I don’t like writing, not because I don’t want to do it, not even because I don’t have an…
I have been putting this article off for days. Not because I don’t like writing, not because I don’t want to do it, not even because I don’t have an…
Ah, ‘tis the season for college apps. And of course, this season is never complete without the occasional existential crisis from our frantic seniors. Under the burden of societal and familial…
SIR is one of the most attractive aspects of IMSA and embodies the essential mission of the Academy. Each year, SIR continues to provide students the unique opportunity to research…
As IMSA’s fall play, Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes, have wrapped up its four day run, the cast and crew are beginning to return to their normal lives. The…
Written by Shelly Teng ’15 Passion. I’ve heard this word all too much during my past two years at IMSA. Lately, and fittingly, I’ve heard it associated with a slew…
To those who timidly step forward into the last vestige of a fleeting adolescence, to those who are saddled with the woes of a broken psyche, and to those who…