By Sneh Makhecha (‘28) Image courtesy of Sneh Makhecha (‘28) In the winter months, we all tend to crave a hearty dessert in order to satisfy our sweet tooth. It might be because the cold weather makes us hungrier, or maybe it’s because of the extravagant holiday sweets displayed on store windows. Whatever the reason, I also happened to be craving a sweet treat just … Continue reading November Recipe: No-Bake 3-Ingredient Peanut Butter Oatmeal Cookies

By Opal Frazier Johnson (‘28) The Haunting of Paynes Hollow By Kelley Armstrong Thursday, October 30 – Friday, November 14   Rating: 4/5⭐ Images courtesy of Barnes & Noble and Penguin Random House Publishing How did I find this book? I found The Haunting of Paynes Hollow through Book of the Month, a monthly subscription service that picks around 5 books each month and allows you … Continue reading 🍂🦃 November Books 🦃 🍂

By: Analie Nguyen Click on this link for some ambient music to heighten the reading experience: soft krnb/khiphop playlist [studying/relaxing/vibe] Have you ever had Asian street food? The chances are very likely! Asian street food has become yet another staple of American cities. From frozen food packages to fresh-from-the-pot meals, Asian food is a cultural craze that has taken over America. Ever wonder where to … Continue reading Asian Street Food Recommendations for Beginners

By Opal Frazier Johnson (‘28) The Secret History By Donna Tartt Mon, September 22 – Sat, September 27   Rating: 4/5⭐ Images courtesy of Amazon Books How did I find this book? Going into fall this year, I really wanted to try out some more books that have that nice, cozy, fall feeling that we all love. The Secret History was suggested to me by a … Continue reading 🎃🍂 October Books 🍂🎃

 By Elliott Gilleran Traders react to market volatility in Chicago, IL, Feb 6, 2018. (Image Credit: Scott Olson, Gettyimages) Artists rendition of the Earth on fire. (Image Credit: DrPixel, Gettyimages) Geniuses have predicted that in about five billion years, the sun will completely engulf the planet, bringing the world, and the economy, to a grinding halt. An anonymous economics masters degree holder from instantdegrees.com told … Continue reading Experts predict Earth may be ‘completely gone’ in just five billion years. Here’s how you can protect your assets now.

By Luis Nava (‘29) Man’s Search for Meaning (2006 Edition). Image courtesy of Amazon. In Man’s Search for Meaning, the author, Victor E. Frankl, recounts his own mind-boggling experiences within several Nazi concentration camps. In 1905, Frankl was born in Vienna, Austria. He studied psychology and philosophy in secondary school, earning a medical doctorate in 1930. Disastrously, he and his family were sent to a … Continue reading Man’s Search for Meaning by Victor E. Frankel