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05
2021
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SHPTV – Episode 2 2021

SHPTV – Episode 2 2021

SHPTV, SHPTV Sports
https://vimeo.com/622797413 Timestamps: 15 seconds — "Football Hype Video" — by Owen Egan 1:32 — "Mic'd up with Logan A." — by Tynan Macaluso & Grant Hethertington 3:22 —"Baking with Ginger: Apple Pie in a Mug" — by Ginger O'Grady
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Sep
23
2021
SHPTV – Episode 1 2021

SHPTV – Episode 1 2021

SHPTV
https://vimeo.com/613005779 Segments 00:16 : Mic'd Up! ft. Emmer Nichols — by Neal Chopra & Drew Wagner 01:52 : Grand Total: What is the Most Attractive Sport? — by Chiara Thomas, Tristyn Girouard & Thea Fonstad 03:53 : NFL Awards Predictions — Luke Maxwell & Johnny Makris 08:03 : SHP Mock Recall Election Special — Adrian de Vernou, Nicholas Chin & Manuel Fuentes
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Aug
19
2021
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SHPTV Launches 2021-2022

SHPTV Launches 2021-2022

SHPTV
https://vimeo.com/589609309 0:00 – Intro 2:02 – Holderman Memorial BBQ - Adrian de Vernou  6:09 – Conor Burns Tennis Feature - Neal Chopra  8:17 – Zombie Apocalypse Skit - Tristyn Girouard and Chiara Thomas 11:20 – Chess Club - Nicholas Chin 13:47 – SHP Football Top 10 Plays - Casey Hornbeek 17:43 – Mini Blower Pro - Benjamin Co 18:24 – SHPTV Leaders Selected - Class of 2020 SHPTV Leaders
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May
19
2021
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Hurricane Katrina’s Lasting Impact

Hurricane Katrina’s Lasting Impact

Community Life
Fiona Perkocha '21, senior capstone project, photo from Unsplash.com It has been 15 years since Hurricane Katrina, yet the Lower Ninth Ward is still a ghost town. During my immersion trip in New Orleans, we studied the city’s systemic racism and worked to rebuild a house in the Lower Ninth Ward. I was disgusted to learn how people of color and low-income were neglected after the wake of the storm.  First, we visited the Whitney Plantation in order to learn the history of racism in New Orleans. The plantation was devastatingly informative of the horrors enslaved people faced. We immediately…
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May
19
2021
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Social Sciences Says Good-Bye!

Social Sciences Says Good-Bye!

Social Science
William Yen ‘23, image from Unsplash.com Thank you all for supporting the social science column on the Quad, and for supporting me as I navigate my interests and find my passions. I am so grateful for having the unique opportunity to write and publish my own content to a large audience. As a final attachment, I’m linking below this year’s articles in case you missed any. Happy learning! The Psychology Behind Musical NostalgiaThe Bystander EffectA Look At the Electoral College Maps Over the YearsMaine and Nebraska: The Prospect of a Proportional Electoral Voting SystemCongressperson Spotlight: Jackie SpeierCongressperson Spotlight: Anna EshooMercator…
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May
18
2021
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The Pinwheel Galaxy to End the Year!

The Pinwheel Galaxy to End the Year!

Astrophotography
Carl Crum '24 For the final Quad Drop this school year, I give the SHP community something special that I’ve been working on for the past month: the Pinwheel Galaxy! With its royal blue spiral arms, pink-red hydrogen alpha regions, and dark central dust lanes, this face-on galaxy is one of the most popular deepsky targets for astronomy enthusiasts to photograph. The Pinwheel Galaxy, which is also known as Messier 101, is almost twice the size of our Milky Way galaxy and contains a whopping 1 trillion stars!
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