While this is a great time to catch up academically, I’ve spent a lot of it doing anything but that. Other than rewatching “Glee” and doing plenty of online school work, one more thing has been taking up my time: “Animal Crossing: New Horizons.” Keep Reading
By rereading a book, beloved or not, we gain a new understanding of it, as readers can catch the seemingly minor details that they may have originally missed that actually pack a powerful punch. Keep Reading
Cooped up during quarantine, my family has taken to having movie nights in a bid to get along for two hours. Although deciding which movie to watch tends to lead to World War III, we unanimously decided to watch a movie fitting for today’s current global landscape: the 1995 thriller “Outbreak.” Keep Reading
While American Heritage has many alumni who have become notable athletes, several former Fine Arts students grew up to earn their fair share of the spotlight. Keep Reading
Lim moved to Florida from Chicago when she was six years old. While living in Chicago, she went to see an orchestra perform. From there, she realized she had a passion for violin and began taking private lessons. Keep Reading