Quad Drop

WCW redux So much depends on the dirty white truck filled with orange traffic cones. Asynchronous II Fires spread, glaciers melt The sun heads south, the trees north I am late for work.

Tuesday December 1st marks Freshman Colin Johnson's birthday, and here's a video that Mr. Quinn's class made to celebrate. Feel free to send over your own funny Zoom moments like this one for future Drops! https://vimeo.com/487053588

Mr. Schultz let us know recently that haiku is singular and plural (it comes from the Japanese word haiku), so we'll be fixing that mistake from this point forth. Anyways, here are two more from Mr. Schultz to start the week. Welcome back from break everyone! A Chill limbs knock on the ridge. a chill blankets the valley. caterpillars sleep. Black Friday The malls are empty. Black Friday has come and gone. Santa's on his way.

Armin Hamrah '23 & Aidan Bhatnagar '23 Inspired by "The Age of Plastic" by Craig Santos Perez The pawn encroaches the zugzwang threshold against my opponent’s queen. Zugzwang foreshadows inevitable doom. Light and dark squares are calling, but they are all dark  because of activity, obstruction, and X-rays. Zugzwang permits segregated superiority. My knight remains irrelevant through the zugzwang combination. Zugzwang disrupts unspoken interactions. My pawn’s second step forces white symmetry persisting the zugzwang sequence. Zugzwang is the perfect tactic because it inevitably wins. My rook holds the zugzwang over their knight. The Deep Blue, Komodo, Stockfish, and humans zugzwang…

A really big thank you to Mr. Schultz for continuing to provide reflective, inspiring pieces to the community throughout the online semester. Hopefully one of these resonate with you, especially the first one today! Asynchronous I The eddies of time conspire against constancy. green leaves turn golden. Invasive Species strange dark spots patter upon the quiet sidewalk. White ashes turn gray.

Let your mind be warped with these beautiful photography pieces that William Nicholls '21 offers to the community today.

Out of Touch This 2D construct has brought the world to my door, but not your warm hug. Persimmons Mealy peaches yield To crisp orange persimmons Like a long lost friend.

Mr. Roberts is back with another beautiful nature photo— this time to celebrate Fall! We're already a few days into November, so take a moment today amidst the craziness happening in our country to just enjoy the orange, yellow, and brown that the trees are slowly taking on!

Please enjoy this short and sweet haiku to start off your morning, from Sister Dolan. Masks are now a musta layer of protectioncolorful and safe

A simple picture that Mr. Quinn took over the weekend. It's up to your interpretation and imagination!