By Paige Jurgensen Next year, the First Year class will be reading ‘Factory Girls: From Village to City in a Changing China’, by Leslie T. Chang, which is a book that all Hood students should read. […]
By: Paige Jurgensen “The Night Circus,” by Erin Morgenstern, is a novel unlike any I’ve read before. The novel is a bit confusing at first, because it jumps around in the timeline of the story […]
By: Paige Jurgensen How I feel about Chuck Palahniuk is that he probably has a garden in his backyard filled with the remains of dead virgins. I’m just saying: the guy is terrifying. But, as […]
By: Paige Jurgensen “P.S. I’m Eleven (Surviving Haiti’s Quake)” by Mae Claire is a powerful story that speaks to the generation that witnessed a natural disaster. The short story gives the reader a look at […]
By: Paige Jurgensen I would like to formally propose that people stop with the zombie trend. Why? Because the world is exposed to abominations like “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.” The novel, which was also adapted […]
By: Paige Jurgensen “The Weight of Silence” by Heather Gudenkauf is a dramatic family mystery mixed with a story of child abduction and just a hint of adultery. The novel begins with the disappearance and suspected […]
By Paige Jurgensen Chelsea Handler’s book “Are You There, Vodka? It’s Me, Chelsea” allows me be the promiscuous, alcohol-soakedJerseygirl I’ve always wanted to be. “Are You There, Vodka? It’s Me, Chelsea,” Handler’s second book, consists […]
By Paige Jurgensen “The Stuff of Legend” series is childhood on acid. So far, the graphic novel series written by Mike Raicht and Brian Smith consists of two books, “The Dark” and “The Jungle.” While […]
By: Paige Jurgensen The Puerto Rican singer Ricky Martin is very talented — but he should stick to singing. Ricky Martin’s “Me” is quite possibly the worst autobiography I’ve ever read. I recently went through […]
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