Stitching through Senior Year

Cece Giarman, Editor-in-Chief

September 27, 2018

Filed under A & E, Features

Despite her heavy International Baccalaureate workload, Stanford Online High School classes, varsity volleyball practices and college applications, senior Avery Van Natta manages to set aside six hours a week to work on designing and creating her own one-of-a-kind clothing. “I started sewing when I was really young ...

From workouts to workdays

Claire Devereux, Senior Reporter

February 2, 2017

Filed under Sports & Fitness

As junior Rosie Morford gets ready to run errands around the city, she chooses Wunder Under Crop Lululemon Athletica leggings, an athletic shirt and tennis shoes instead of blue jeans, T-shirt and flip flops. “I'm constantly moving,” Morford said. “Athleisure is a way of staying comfortable ...

Workers often ‘pay the price’ for fast fashion

Neely Metz, Copy Editor

February 4, 2016

Filed under Breaking News, Interactives, News

Colorful advertisements reading “Up to 75 percent off select items!” and “Fashion from $5!” cover buses, buildings and billboards in hopes of attracting potential customers, but behind the smiling models lies a world where people work for little more than slave wages and children sit behind sewing...

Aspiring designers style a business plan

Alyssa Alvarez, Sports Editor

January 28, 2016

Filed under A & E, Breaking News

Aspiring designers and beauticians introduced a club at assembly today that offers opportunities to gain experience, learning about the business aspect of the beauty and fashion industries. Juniors Julia-Rose Kibben and Charlotte Cobb came up with the idea to start the Fashion Institute of Design ...

Simple Gifts fashion show raises funds for women, children

February 12, 2010

Filed under Breaking News, News

Claire Fahy Reporter Simple Gifts, a philanthropic club providing aid to women and children around the city, held its fourth annual fashion show last night. The fundraising event showcased outfits from designers including Levi’s, Rugby, and two student designers, benefiting Get on the Bus, an ...

Q&A with Simple Gifts designers

February 11, 2010

Filed under Features

Sara Kloepfer A & E Editor Elena Dudum, junior What is the focus of your collection? I didn’t make these three pieces with a theme in mind because I made them at different times, but what I’m trying to project is my range of designing capabilities. I have chosen to show a casual sundress,...

Supporters of ‘trendy’ charities lose credibility

October 30, 2009

Filed under Opinion

Zoë Newcomb News Editor Charities and causes have become like teeny, shivering purse dogs. They’re fascinating but they all look exactly the same. It’s not unusual to hear about classmates who are involved in five or 10 clubs; one to feed the homeless, one to help children with cancer, another ...