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The resurgence of chess: why are people playing?

The resurgence of chess: why are people playing?

Mariam Malik May 22, 2023

The possible number of unique chess games is greater than the number of electrons in the universe. The game, where there are 400 conceivable plays after every move is made, is dominating tables and computer...

POLISHED. Nail art can be very individualized to create any kind of design or color that fits each person. Theres more room to be creative like that when you do your own nails. I do like little designs where I would use the back of a toothpick to create little flowers or grass, sophomore Kate Hanf said.

Nail art requires artistic expression, not perfection

Rita Li, RubicOnline April 16, 2022
From filing to polishing, students Sia and Hanf discuss their nail-painting hobby.
Sophomore Lucy Shaffer often bakes pastries, and her favorite part of the process is decorating them.

Kitchen creative: an outlet for everyone

Claire Kim, The Rubicon October 1, 2021
Cooking is a way for students to test their skills, explore creative recipes, and connect with others.
Junior Stella McKoy started baking after getting multiple concussions.

A piece of cake: McKoy’s sweet stress reliever

Salah Abdulkarim, The Rubicon March 10, 2020
Whether it’s reading or playing sports, everyone has their own hobbies. For junior Stella McKoy it’s baking.
Junior Ruby Hoeschen made this pair of earrings with beads and other materials from Michaels.

Hoeschen’s all ears for new jewelry

Elle Chen, RubicOnline March 8, 2020
What better way is there to look fashionable than making your own clothes, bags, and accessories?
Upper School Chemistry teacher Beth Seibel-Hunt (top row, 5 from the right) poses with her Womens Hockey Association of Minnesota team

Seibel-Hunt finds friendship and exercise through hockey

Lucas Johnson, Sports Editor December 21, 2015
Upper School Chemistry teacher Beth Seibel-Hunt participates in the Women's Hockey Association of Minnesota.
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