Category: Fellowship

by Natalia Oseida-Banguero    “You learn something new every day.” Today I learned that I have no talent when it comes to writing. A fellow journalist gifted me this knowledge. And yet, I still do consider myself a journalist.     It was a test taking day when I read her piece. The test booklet was handed to […]

By Huifen Li The process of getting to know a person is a difficult task. It depends on how much each side is willing to put effort into showing who they really are. What is originally perceived to be someone’s overall image may be incorrect. It’s always a journey of discovery as people choose when […]

By Natalia Oseida As I am writing this Diana Villano is eating a pear. The most on brand thing for her. “Wait, wait, you’re not gonna believe this let me get it.”  She shoves onto the screen a picture of her at the age of 2 munching on a pear. Classic Diana. Even at the […]

By Diana Villano  Adolescence can be the most frantic yet sublime experience in a person’s life. As kids, we tend to wonder what tomorrow, and the years to follow, will bring. Young adults reflect on their teenage years as the prime of their rebellion or the emergence of independence and discovery. For Natalia Oseida it […]

Profile on Huifen Li By Sheema Zaira If you attended the National Honors Society induction ceremony, chances are your eyes were quickly drawn to the only girl there wearing a suit, probably looking more sophisticated than the hosts themselves.  If you’re a student at Queens School of Inquiry, you may have heard a passionate pianist […]

By: Reina Copeland We never really know people until we truly talk to them. When people look at Giannie Arana, they see a five-foot five-inch white girl who is incredibly attractive. As strikingly beautiful as she is, there is more beneath the surface of Giannie, who is sixteen years old and resides in Queens, New […]