by Sally Zhu, A&E and Lifestyle Editor
• June 1, 2021
Over the last week of school, which spanned from May 24 to May 28, students and faculty on campus shared the variety of colors, accessories and styles of clothing they wore. Some people dressed for utility...
Four weeks ago, our student body’s year-long separation from the upper school campus finally came to an end. Shortly after Santa Clara County restrictions eased restrictions, the senior class spirit...
by Saloni Shah, Humans of Harker Editor-In-Chief
• April 29, 2021
“Hey Saloni!” “Hi Saloni, how are you?” “Saloni! Happy belated birthday!”
On April 19, 2021, I stepped foot on campus for the first time in over a year. Immediately, I was engulfed in an...
by Michelle Liu, Winged Post Design Editor
• April 13, 2021
What is art?
For Marcel Duchamp, it was a urinal. For Maurizio Cattelan, it was a banana taped to the wall (in an artist’s edition of 3). But for Mike Winkelman, known to the internet as “Beeple,”...
In a survey sent out to members of the Harker Journalism news staff, 100% of the 29 respondees indicated that they agreed with the stance of this editorial.
Soon Chung Park. Hyun Jung Grant. Suncha...
Sometimes, when a rare gust of cold wind ripples through my sweat-drenched hair as my sister and I bike on a hot summer day, or when my lǎo lao (grandma) and I meticulously fold sticky rice cake around...
by Sarah Mohammed, Winged Post Asst. Features Editor
• March 17, 2021
I joined the journalism staff as a freshman — new to high school and unfamiliar with what student journalism meant. I loved to write and choosing to take journalism felt simple: I was excited by the...
Two days before New Year’s Day, 19-year-old Christian Hall stood on a highway overpass in Pennsylvania. He had contacted the police, hoping that they could offer him assistance in the middle of a mental...
In a survey sent out to members of the Harker Journalism news staff, 21 of the 22 respondees indicated that they agreed with the stance of this editorial.
Two years before performing her poem last month...
Two months ago, we were counting down the days to a new year — hoping that a changed calendar would bring a blank slate, free from the stains of 2020. But 2021 didn’t start that way.
Just six days...
I knew writers swore by writing in a café, but I didn’t believe in it for the longest time.
Last summer, I was trying to write a short story about “The Café of Stars,” a magical café that...
