
Memoir Monday: Baby Brother
by Helen Yang, Reporter
• January 23, 2017
![“If all of a sudden you feel like you can’t live in the way that everyone is entitled to, I think that’s a kind of deprivation that’s unjust, and a lot of why I [participate in activism] is because I want the next girl who's on this campus to feel just a little less uncomfortable and a little more free to be exactly who she is and a lot less apologetic about her nature,” Divya Rajasekharan (12) said.](https://harkeraquila.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Screen-Shot-2017-01-23-at-8.06.46-PM.png)
Humans of Harker: Divya Rajasekharan campaigns for change
by Sharon Yan, TALON Student Life Editor
• January 23, 2017

Humans of Harker: Arben Gutierrez-Bujari strives to lead a balanced life
by Adrian Chu, Opinion Editor
• January 22, 2017

Humans of Harker: Lavinia Ding writes from her imagination
by Kevin Huang, TALON People Editor
• January 21, 2017

Humans of Harker: Megan Swanson pursues multiple languages
by Julia Huang, Organizations Editor
• January 20, 2017

Humans of Harker: Justin Jia distinguishes himself in basketball
by Alex Wang, Sports Editor
• January 19, 2017

Humans of Harker: Arthi Iyer strives to make an impact
by Raveena Kapatkar, Editor-in-Chief
• January 18, 2017

Humans of Harker: Chetana Kalidindi appreciates the process of performing
by Delaney Logue, Reporter
• January 17, 2017

Flash Food: Chocolate Chip Cookies
by Ria Gupta and Anika Rajamani
• January 17, 2017
![“[My dad] says life is a dot. Everyone is a small speck on the earth, so you have to make your dot as prominent as possible. You have to do everything you can to impact others and yourself while you live," Kendall Ka (12) said.](https://harkeraquila.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/kendallka-900x593.jpg)
Humans of Harker: Kendall Ka expresses herself through film
by Megan Cardosi, TALON Sports Editor
• January 16, 2017

Humans of Harker: Karthik Sundaram dedicates time in the robotics lab
by Nerine Uyanik, Reporter
• January 15, 2017
![“[Acting gives you] a chance to be not who you are. When you are a character, no one is looking at you the way they do in real life,” she said. “It’s cool to have an effect on the audience and to grow from that," Mia Giammona (12) said.](https://harkeraquila.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Screen-Shot-2017-01-14-at-9.09.38-PM.png)
Humans of Harker: Mia Giammona develops confidence through performing arts
by Natasha Maniar, Reporter
• January 14, 2017
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