Here are 5 upcoming spring/summer 2020 trends and how you can get them without supporting fast fashion!
By: Rymo Hymowitz
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Here are 5 upcoming spring/summer 2020 trends and how you can get them without supporting fast fashion!
By: Rymo Hymowitz
Feeling jumpy, and wanting to run outside out in the open? Instead, jump around the house with your family to these hype songs, and wash your hands!
By Sadie Arneson
Read below for some do’s and don’ts for Zoom conferencing, so you present your best self while in class (even though you might be secretly in bed).
By Zoe Moskowitz
Looking for fun ways to make being stuck at home bearable? We’ve got you!
By Rymo Hymowitz
Now is the perfect time for online shopping! Here are the best deals from brands that have sponsored Fashion With Compassion, JCHS’s student-run charity fashion show.
By Eliza Aiken
With all the “free time” we now have staying at home, what better thing is there to do than cozy up with a bowl of popcorn and a Rom-Com? Here are some recommendations made by your very own Junior Rosh, Simona Lewis. Enjoy!
By Simona Lewis
Some chill & boppy tunes to vibe to when you’re feeling mellow while stuck inside. Take a walk and listen along -- or actually just stay inside.
By Sadie Arneson
Here is my favorite recipe for delicious homemade peanut butter cups to try when you get bored in self-quarantine. Enjoy!
By Natalia Tuchman
Wondering how to stay healthy and clean during this pandemic? Here are some tips and tricks to thrive during these trying times!
By Sarrah Wilkes
While you’re practicing social-distancing, enjoy some of my favorite reality TV shows across streaming platforms—available now on Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime!
By Zoe Moskowitz
Here’s a recap from the Professional Community Coffeehouse, an opportunity to see the adults of JCHS as talented, interesting, real-life people with passions and personalities that extend far beyond campus.
By Max Bamberger
Recreate the warm wintery feeling of sitting by the fireplace or with a cup of cocoa in hand with this winter playlist.
By Sadie Arneson
Out-of-control fires in the Amazon, which covers two-thirds of Brazil, puts both the rainforest’s ecosystem and the entire world at risk. Due to all of these fires, fields of the rainforest are being destroyed day by day.
By Sarrah Wilkes
An initiative spearheaded by lunch program coordinator Mr. Shapero replaced compostable plastic cutlery with new reusable metal cutlery with failed results. What went wrong and how can our community become more sustainable?
By Sam Lieberman
As a cast member, I saw first-hand the incredible work it took to put together this hit show, but have you ever wondered what happens behind the scenes?
By Sarrah Wilkes
Who is Sally Hindman and how has her work impacted San Francisco’s homeless community?
By Didi Miller
Mimicking the “Humans of New York” project, I had many conversations with Israelis during election season.
by Isaac Levy
I remember the first day of volleyball practice; I think I said a total of ten words during those two hours.
by Sadie Arneson
Before me, lay the remnants of these individuals lives, their brushes, their siddurs.
by Isaac Levy
I realized I’d gotten myself into a project that had a heavy learning curve.
by Sam Arneson
