Real Empathy

(~ M) “Real empathy is sometimes not insisting that it will be okay, but acknowledging that is is not” Sheryl Sandberg Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. More often than not, this is confused with sympathy, which is feelings of pity and sorrow for someone else’s misfortune. Seeing a…

Hotshot Summer Transfers 19/20

[Written by: Roshan Samuel, Edited by: Samud Shetty, Advised by: Shubhang Srinivasan] It’s that time of the year where managers try to offload players who failed to make their mark and pursue other players with unique potentials, and it is also the time of the year where drama doesn’t stop in just 90 minutes. This…

Our Team : 2019-2020

Meet the team who brought you various exciting editions throughout 2019 – 2020!

Of frivolities, failures and friendships

(By Siddharth Janarthanan (sir) ) I was in grade 10 when I woke up in the middle of a night feeling anxious, bitter, small and guilty. It was perhaps a culmination of several weeks of feeling thoroughly conflicted about the issue at hand. It was most likely the first time when my abilities and potential…

Giving Out of the Goodness of our Brains

(Neha Gupta, IB Year 2) Say you’ve just gotten off the bus stop, and you’re on your way to school. In a shallow pond beside you, you see a child drowning. Do you jump in after her? Even if you didn’t push her in? Even if it’ll make you miss an important exam?  Reading this…

Future of Chelsea Team Hero Eden Hazard

(Written By : Roshan Samuel + Edited by : Samud Shetty ) The Belgian International performed fantastically netting 2 goals and registering an assist to his teammate Pedro in the UEFA Europa League 2018-2019. If this were his final game for Chelsea, which it strongly would be, this would be “an incredible way to sign…

So Long, Farewell!

(Sakshi Sharma, IB Year 2) The 6th grade. We’ve all been there at some point, that hazy blur of strange corridors and stranger faces. Nonetheless, it plays an integral part in our secondary school years, acting as a gateway of sorts to newer and more significant experiences. Some of us may not have cared much…

Into the “real world”

(By: Shriya Prakash + Edited by Smriti Prakash) The last days of fifth grade leading up to secondary were some of the most confusing days of the year. I was contemplating whether I should be happy that I am going to secondary or completely terrified. The image in my mind about what secondary would be…