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Show Me The Money
A trip to the casino doesn’t prove very lucrative
By Hannah Zieve
In my fantasies it looked like this: I was all dressed up in a little black dress and sparkling diamond jewelry with a handsome young date on my arm. We’d stroll through some swanky Vegas casino like the Bellagio, sipping martinis and casually placing bets. I’d stand by his side as he won high-stakes poker games and at the end of the night we’d be picked up in a Rolls-Royce, thousands of dollars richer.
Published May 21, 2010 - Features
News Briefs: May 21st
By Tory Sheffield & Hannah Zieve
Marriott Employee not Merry It’s an all-too-well-known fact that after prom, everyone goes straight home to cuddle with special blankies and listen to special lullabies sung by their special parents to begin a ten-year recuperation process from such a late night. (Does the administration really think students should be able to stay up until midnight […]
Published May 21, 2010 - News
Hannah’s Mixtape
By Hannah Zieve
Hannah’s music picks of the issue.
Published April 24, 2009 - Arts & Entertainment
It’s a Whole New World
The newspaper industry takes another hit with the loss of the Seattle P-I
By Hannah Zieve
The P-I’s demise is just one of the many newspapers collapsing across the country.
Published April 24, 2009 - Focus
Open Your Eyes, Garfield
A visit from Middle Eastern students puts things in persepective
By Hannah Zieve & Maia Lee
The students came from the United World College campus in Montezuma, New Mexico — one branch of a twelve campus international school accepting students from over eighty countries around the world.
Published March 27, 2009 - News
Oy Vey
A joke between friends goes awry
By Hannah Zieve
JewMoney was a self-proclaimed financial magazine written “for Jews, by Jews, and made of Jews.”
Published March 13, 2009 - News
Taught by Tots
What we can learn from the younger set
By Hannah Zieve
I babysit a lot. And when the kids won’t stop crying for their mommy or blowing a whistle in my ear, it sucks.
Published February 13, 2009 - Opinion
The Real Deal
What to ask on college tours
By Hannah Zieve
It’s no surprise that your last few years of high school are stressful. These are the years that colleges look at, after all, and teachers are sure that everyone remembers it.
Published February 13, 2009 - Features
News Flash
By Hannah Zieve
Octuplets Means Eight Babies: Many may have heard about the healthy octuplets recently born in California. Fun fact: the 33-year-old mother already had six kids.
Published February 13, 2009 - News
Obama Cabinet Preview
A look at our country’s new leaders
By Hannah Zieve
So we picked a new president. Big deal. We all know they don’t actually do anything anyway. Sike. But they do have a great deal of help running things. It’s called the Cabinet, and it’s not that thing in your kitchen.
