Why is it that only tragedy is recognized as true art in writing? As a writer, I have found myself grappling frequently with this question.
American author Ursula K. Le Guin points out in her narrative...
26,375.
That is how many three-pointers NBA players made in the 2020-21 regular season. Forty years ago, in the 1979-80 season, that figure stood at just 64.
In recent years, the three-point line...
Dear HSSC,
I love you. I really do. In fact, I often call myself your no. 1 fan, what with me reposting all of your social media posts and passionately promoting school-wide events to my peers...
SIS high school Vice Principal Gray Macklin writes in response to Erin Choi's article on implementing a follow-through system for club executives.
Dear Editors,
I am writing in response...
The drama department at SIS hosted an audio-only play “Mythical Creatures and How to Approach them” starring Jane Kim (12) as Harmony Ginger, Justin Seo (12) as Peter Wisechair, and Alma Tyvand (9)...
On Oct. 29, AP Seminar and AP US History students dressed up as historical figures of their choice in celebration of Halloween. James Kowalski, the teacher of both courses, awarded a summative extra credit...
On Oct 31, students’ altars and posters went on display in the high school atrium ahead of the annual celebration of Día de los Muertos, a Latin holiday dedicated to honoring and remembering ancestors...
On Oct. 29, elementary students dressed up for Halloween. Though the ES parade was cancelled due to COVID safety reasons, teachers plan to carry out entertaining activities such as decorating pumpkin...
On the morning of Oct. 15, students gathered in the atrium to watch and participate in SIS’s first ever 3x3x3 Rubik’s Cube competition. Organized by John Kim (12), who planned and hosted...
On Oct. 14, the National Art Honors Society (NAHS) hosted the “Squid Game Dalgona Sales” during office hours in front of the library. The sensational Netflix show Squid Game has driven the rising...
While roaming the halls of Seoul International School, a wandering passerby would probably hear the whines and groans of a passing SIS-ian, venting about the curve on their latest test or the most recent...
