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Aisha Hasan

Aisha Hasan, Social Media/Arts Editor

Aisha Hasan is a third-year staffer and senior on the Bugle staff and this year's Social Media and Arts editor. Proud that she makes it through junior year and a die-hard Marvel fan, Aisha spends her free time singing, baking, and watching TV. As a strong arts advocate, she hopes to grow its presence in Bugle and grow Bugle's social media platform.

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After 41 Years, Soud Retires

Aisha Hasan, Social Media Editor
April 6, 2023

Affirmative Action: Why Affirmative Action jeopardizes Asian American students

Aisha Hasan, Social Media/Arts Editor
January 21, 2023
Study Tips for Exams

Study Tips for Exams

Aisha Hasan, Social Media/Arts Editor
November 18, 2022
The actors in the play rehearse three to four times a week in order to be ready by the show date. Credit: Maggie Boyd

Who’s the Murderer?

Tristan Schneider and Aisha Hasan
November 16, 2022
Marvel has released eight TV show with plans to release more within the coming months. Credit: Collider

Is Phase Four Failing?

Aisha Hasan, Social Media/Arts Editor
November 10, 2022
Photo Credit: bolles.org

Campus Construction

Sara Wasserman, Aisha Hasan, and Kathryn Arrowsmith
November 8, 2022

The prodigal Mitski

Atticus Dickson and Aisha Hasan
May 13, 2022
Quick Recs: March-April

Quick Recs: March-April

Atticus Dickson, Aisha Hasan, Isabel Schimpff, Sara Wasserman, and Alex Boutwell
May 5, 2022
Student Dress code Editorial Cartoon

[Photo] Dress code crackdown

May 10, 2022
Kuonen took six months to finish her piece (featured in the Art departments section).

6-on-6: February-March 2022

Ava Cheng, Caylee Padgett, Aisha Hasan, Sara Wasserman, and The Bugle Staff
March 10, 2022
From right to left: Mr. Kim and his brother, both Harvard graduates.

An interview with college alumni interviewers

Jaden Taher and Aisha Hasan
March 8, 2022
The show Squid Games gained popularity at the end of 2021 because of its intense plot. The plot illustrates the main characters, who are in debt, completing fatal games to win a cash prize. The first game in the show is called red light, green light. The players are forced to move when “green light” is called because of the timer. The players have to be careful not to move when “red light” is called or they face death. The cartoon highlights the ridiculous work conditions of the monopoly, Amazon. Many employees reported being fired for not working fast enough. Obviously, the employees will not face death for being slow workers, but the actions taken against them are cruel.

[Photo] Editorial Cartoons – January/February 2022

February 5, 2022

The Bugle Banter Ep. 1: The Transition to Adulthood

Ian Peiris, Su Ertekin-Taner, Aisha Hasan, and Sarah Scherkenbach
November 18, 2021
What is Student Council?

What is Student Council?

Aisha Hasan, Contributing Writer
October 25, 2021

Video: How well do students know their Student Council representatives?

Aisha Hasan, Contributing Writer
October 24, 2021
Kelly Kim

Kelly Kim

Aisha Hasan, Contributing Writer
September 7, 2021
My music teacher with me and some other students to participate at an all-state choral performance.

Hidden Potential

Aisha Hasan, Contributing Writer
June 7, 2021
The documentary highlights the horrors of the justice system and how we can make a change.

True Justice at Bolles: Students and teachers share and discuss their thoughts

Aisha Hasan, Contributing Writer
March 24, 2021
Is Todays News Reliable?

Is Today’s News Reliable?

Aisha Hasan and Grace Albaugh
March 2, 2021
As we head into 2021, global warming is increasing significantly. In 2020, there were many debates on this topic as well as denial of global warming at all. This cartoon illustrates a different perspective on the phrase, “The world is your oyster,” which is usually used in a positive and inspirational light. As the older generations continue to ignore this problem the planet’s clock lessens. Looking at the cartoon, inside the oyster there is the earth on fire representing a pearl. Also the sharp teeth on the oyster showing the earth’s future opportunities are crumbling.

[Photo] Nonpolitical Cartoons

January 30, 2021
Elle Reed cosplayed as Frostmage with Fred Reed.

Cosplayers Create Their Favorite Fantasy Characters

Aisha Hasan, Contributing Writer
December 13, 2020
Students Pursue Their Passions Despite COVID-19

Students Pursue Their Passions Despite COVID-19

Amber Bansal, Aisha Hasan, and Elliana Emery
November 28, 2020
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