Aashna Shah is one of the students who participated in the SOC Storyteller Camp in collaboration with The Hudson School. This is part of the Kids’ Storybook Series. It was a summer day, a beautiful day to play basketball. Tim and Timmy were getting ready to go to the court
Kira Nesterenko is one of the students who participated in the SOC Storyteller Camp in collaboration with The Hudson School. This is part of the Kids’ Storybook Series. The king woke up with a smile on his face, looking out the window he saw the gleaming sun, heard the chirping
Emma Asayama-Stoloff is one of the students who participated in the SOC Storyteller Camp in collaboration with The Hudson School. This is part of the Kids’ Storybook Series. Chapter 1 : Arrive We arrived at a gate that went up and down located on a narrow dirt path. The path
Mia Asayama-Stoloff is one of the students who participated in the SOC Storyteller Camp in collaboration with The Hudson School. This is part of the Kids’ Storybook Series. Scene 1 Shepherd stepped outside. It was a beautiful day. “I should make a pie,” he decided. To make his pie, he
If you’ve been following Slice of Culture for a bit, you’ve probably already gotten the sense that the word “representation” is something important to the site. Scrolling through the most recent articles, you might find a recipe from a community of color or a piece about the diversity in a
Illustration by team illustrator Sakura Siegel. When you hear the word “fall,” you probably think of the crisp air, changing leaves, pumpkin spice everything, back to school season, and curling up on the couch watching a new season of your favorite show. However, these fall traditions might look a little
Summer is almost over and that means it’s time to take advantage of all the nutritious, colorful, seasonal vegetables. Ratatouille brings in a variety of vegetables arranged in a beautiful pattern to make a tasty dish that looks like a work of art. Originating in Nice, France, this dish has
Brothers Anwar and Osama Mansour say that they use their mother’s and grandmother’s recipe, presenting authentic Palestinian dishes.
“We live in an urban community [where] public transportation is needed. I can’t imagine residents only using Ubers, and light rails. It doesn’t work for everyone. Buses are more convenient as there are stops available on almost every street and corner.
“There’s a fine line between opinions and rights. And when you’re, when you’re giving a service to the public, there’s a line you shouldn’t cross,” a Jersey City hair salon owner said of the Supreme Court’s Ruling.
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