Lowlander/Random - Page 2

By Carter Barry ’25 Whether it’s the low temperatures, bitter wind, or lack of sunshine, winter is known to be a challenging time for all of us. All the warmth and wintery

By Bridie Bolger ’24 The greater municipal elections of September have passed us by, prompting discourse over the stability provided by candidates in Derby, Bridgeport, Hartford, and others. Now, our local elections,

 By Matis Molina-Ricard ’24 TikTok, a popular short-form video platform, has revolutionized the way we consume content in recent years. While TikTok offers entertainment and creative expression, there is growing concern about

By Benjamin Davis’26 Chess is known internationally as the peak of high logic and calculation, esoteric to all but the most premier of masters. Human prodigies of the game achieve great renown,

By Benjamin Davis ’26 What makes a properly written plot? A story? An entire book, even? Any requirements that one may think of when asked these questions are thrown away entirely in

By Peter Murphy ’24 The school year is off to a great start, as students have been learning in classes and competing fiercely on the fields. In the Tisch schoolhouse, however, the

by Benjamin Davis ’26 The Metamorphosis, a novella published in 1915 by Franz Kafka, immediately thrusts the reader into the eyes of a hardworking man who finds himself in a perilous and

By Benjamin Davis ’26 Written in 1953, Fahrenheit 451 is a deeply insightful novel, provoking the reader to think about one’s true purpose and finding a reason to live. Set in a