Category: “Colors” Magazine

Girls’ Best Friends

By Eileen Hernandez & Stephanie Silva, 12th Grade

April 21, 2019

Filed under "Colors" Magazine, Spring Submissions

“Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened.” - Anatole France...

The Golden Age

By Rosa Mendoza, 12th Grade

April 21, 2019

Filed under "Colors" Magazine, Spring Submissions

In the midst of being 17 I am reminded of the wall between adolescence and adulthood Is it truly time to grow up? or is it okay to still keep my childish antics? Should I work for fashion magazines? Maybe become a painter? I could be a dancer, Or I can work for theatre! Is...

Seasons Change

By Lidia Delgado, 12th Grade

April 21, 2019

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Untitled Unmastered

By Anonymous, 11th Grade

April 21, 2019

Filed under "Colors" Magazine, Spring Submissions

Life is not so fun So many struggles I have Sometimes it’s too much

Bright

By Stephanie Silva, 12th Grade

April 21, 2019

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What is it that makes us, us?

By Sussan Diaz, 12th Grade

April 21, 2019

Filed under "Colors" Magazine, Spring Submissions

Throughout my 18 years of life, I’ve asked myself, “What situation do you think has caused you to experience the most personal growth?” a few times. I’ve answered the question in different stages of my life and the answer is always different. I personally think it’s because we’re constantly...

The Creation of Adam

By Rosé Jean-Baptiste, 11th Grade

April 21, 2019

Filed under "Colors" Magazine, Spring Submissions

Of all the things I could have stumbled upon today, Of all mysteries that could have been solved, Of all miracles that could have been performed, Of all those with hope that one autumn they might have harvest, You have chosen me. You have chosen me to kill. You are the predator and I am your pre...

Renewed

By Stephanie Silva, 12th Grade

April 21, 2019

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From Patient to Future Doctor

By Gerson Font, 9th Grade

April 21, 2019

Filed under "Colors" Magazine, Spring Submissions

In the medical field, there exists a slang word titled "Zebra.” No, not the animal. Doctors apply this term when an improbable diagnosis has been established when a more conventional explanation is more plausible. Sometimes, the unusual diagnosis, is the correct one. I was in elementary school when...