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Kendall Headley

Kendall Headley, Feature writer

Grade 11

Why did you join the Black and White?

I joined the Black and White because it has always been my constant source for information about the Whitman community, and I wanted to be a part of providing that source.

What's your favorite song?

Wasteland, baby -Hozier

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This past Lent, rather than completely stepping away from social media as I usually do, I constricted my social media use to weekends.

Allowing myself to be lenient with my pandemic-era Lenten promises

April 23, 2021
I kept looking back at one sentence: “You share this personality type with about 5% of the population, which means that 95% of the world sees things differently.”

Analyzing my Myers-Briggs personality type

March 13, 2021
Whitman students took advantage of the February stock market frenzy.

From Reddit to Wall Street: Whitman students capitalize off stock frenzy

February 25, 2021
The members of Dark Trilobite, (L to R) Evan Solnik, Sammy Rabinowitz, Alfonso Lopez, Max Mendelsohn and Isabella Cymrot, pose on Mendelsohn's car

Dark Trilobite: Whitman’s part-time rockstars

February 25, 2021
Going green: raising my environmental sustainability for two weeks

Going green: raising my environmental sustainability for two weeks

January 29, 2021
Though cheating has always been hard to stop in school, the new virtual landscape makes academic dishonesty far easier.

Cheating: an epidemic in virtual learning

January 3, 2021
L to R: Susan Hammoud, Christina Limansky and Karla Stephan sit outside of Muncheez, DC gathering donations to support the Lebanese Red Cross.

“The immediate reaction was heartbreak”: Christina Limansky helps aid Lebanon after explosion in capital

October 20, 2020
Freshman Helen Kelly's at-home ceramics workspace. Ceramics students have set up areas to work on projects.

Arts department utilizes creativity to work around virtual learning challenges

October 14, 2020
Graduated seniors must make the decision whether to defer from their schools, following new information about school plans in wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

To defer or to commit: seniors have a difficult choice this fall

July 8, 2020
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