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Review: The best boba buys

Review: The best boba buys

by Derek Yen and Aditya Roy October 12, 2017

Students in the Bay Area live within a Renaissance of boba, that modern Taiwanese take on traditional tea. In “boba tea,” a black tea is mixed with milk, sweetened and served with toppings to give...

Mahika Halepete and Jenna Sadhu

Are there enough seats at lunch?

by Jenna Sadhu and Arushi Saxena October 12, 2017

For the 792 students on the upper school campus, the 450 seats are insufficient for all the freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors during lunch. Although students choose to sit all over campus, most...

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What fall food should you eat or drink?

by Gloria Zhang, Aquila Asst. Features Editor September 29, 2017

Click here to take the quiz to find out! 

The popular “Stewed Beef, Tomato & Clam Noodle Soup,” which features the house made noodles in a rich tomato broth, is filled with plenty of tender beef and clams as well as fresh mushrooms and tomato chunks. Customers can purchase a bowl for $10.25.

Gourmet Noodle House brings Shanghainese cuisine to San Francisco

by Nerine Uyanik, Humans of Harker Asst. Videographer and Feature Photographer September 26, 2017

In a city infused by an eclectic mix of food and culture from around the world, a simple noodle house brings authentic Shanghainese cuisine to the Inner Richmond neighborhood of San Francisco. Gourmet...

First day of school traditions

First day of school traditions

by Jenna Sadhu, Aquila Broadcast Editor September 6, 2017

Abha Patkar (12) “I always take a picture with my brother for the first day of school, and my mom puts the picture in a timeline in one photo book.” Victor Shin (12) “I try to start a...

Amanda Marmor photographs a woman participating in a cultural celebration in the heart of New York. As a street photographer, Amanda's main subjects—and her favorite subjects—are the people of New York City.

So you wanna be a photojournalist?

by Prameela Kottapalli, Winged Post Features Editor September 6, 2017

Amanda Marmor’s photography career began in an unconventional way. Like many artists of the profession, she had always enjoyed it as a hobby, but it wasn’t until she was locked in a building with dozens...

Recipes to celebrate November's national holidays

Recipes to celebrate November’s national holidays

by Anvi Banga and Krishna Bheda November 19, 2016

Flavorful foods and festive drinks, what’s not to love about November’s National Food Days? These holidays range from National Spicy Guacamole Day to National French Toast Day. In the spirit of November...

Louise Parker poses for a photo shoot. Parker first started modeling when she was studying photography at Bard College.

So you wanna be a model?

by Maya Kumar, Winged Post Features Editor October 13, 2016

The Winged Post spoke with New York-based model and photographer Louise Parker. She has modeled for Chanel, Dior and Saint Laurent in the past and graduated with a degree in Photography from Bard College. Winged...

The distinct changes in nature are a defining aspect of the fall season. "I like fall because the leaves are pretty," sophomore Rahul Goyal said.

Fall Equinox brings transitions in nature and fashion

by Julia Amick, TALON Asst. Photo Editor September 22, 2016

With high temperatures throughout the Bay Area, the fall equinox seems out of place. Today, Sept. 22, summer will be officially over, which means so are the summer fashions. If you want to stay on trend...

A meme created by Prameela Kotapalli (10). The tagging and creation of memes has spread to many Harker students through social media sites.

Freshman vs. senior year: The meme debunked

by Prameela Kottapalli, Asst. Features Editor September 4, 2016

Freshman year to senior year. It may be only three years, but those 36 months bring about a world of changes, milestones and challenges, from sweet sixteens to SAT’s. One of the primary differences...

The price of a perfect prom: Is it worth it?

The price of a perfect prom: Is it worth it?

by Jenna Sadhu, Social Media Editor April 14, 2016

Wikimedia Commons Attending prom means that you’re going to have to dig deep into your wallet. Everything from a prom dress to a manicure can all add up to cost hundreds of dollars. Even for boys, the...

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