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The Bolles Bugle

The Bolles Bugle
Ian Peiris

Ian Peiris, Online Editor-in-Chief

Senior Ian Peiris is the Online Editor-in-Chief for the 2021-2022 school year. In addition to managing the website, he oversees the Bugle‘s digital presence and works with other editors to boost online content. Outside of school, he is an active musician, pianist, and composer, who also happens to enjoy binging the latest Netflix dramas and streaming the latest K-pop hits.

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One of the many supply drive propositions for Ukraine gathered an overflow of toys, clothes, and other personal care items in a bin placed in Schultz.

Supply and Demand: An inside look at campus supply drives

Ian Peiris and Elliana Emery
May 9, 2022
A review of Run, Rose, Run

A review of Run, Rose, Run

Ian Peiris, Online Editor-in-Chief
May 5, 2022
Out of a myriad of messaging apps, GroupMe is one of the most common for pre-college group chats.

Pre-college group chats: convenience or concern?

Ian Peiris, Online Editor-in-Chief
March 11, 2022
As a personality psychology enthusiast, I often enjoy learning about the Myers-Briggs personality types, which are famously known for their categorization of four-letter “personalities” (i.e. ENTJ or ISFP). However, to someone not aware of the complexities of the personality indicator, the combination of these four letters seems arbitrary: almost like the acronyms we encounter in everyday life. In my cartoon, I strived to depict four“of my chosen "unrecognized"” personality types based on common acronyms from daily life.

[Photo] Editorial Cartoons – January/February 2022

The Bugle Staff
February 5, 2022
"High School Musical" is just one of the many additions to cinema that distorts the process of applying to college.

Modern cinema can’t get college admissions right

Ian Peiris, Online Editor-in-Chief
February 4, 2022

[Video] The Bugle Banter Ep. 1: The Transition to Adulthood

Ian Peiris, Su Ertekin-Taner, Aisha Hasan, and Sarah Scherkenbach
November 18, 2021
I'm not a huge podcast listener, but somehow I couldn't stop listening to this one.

“Have You Heard George’s Podcast” brings dream psychology, neuroscience, and social commentary to life

Ian Peiris, Online Editor-in-Chief
October 25, 2021
I like to tell myself that my incessant fear of performing comes from the recitals I endured before I even started attending school.

Realities of Now

Ian Peiris, Online Editor
June 7, 2021
I began playing piano at three years old, and though I have gotten frustrated, injured, and disappointed through practice, I continue to embark on my journey to musical success.

The Dissonance of Pessimism

Ian Peiris, Online Editor
June 7, 2021
Richardson continues to stay in touch with the author of The Black Friend, Frederick T. Joseph, whether “it’s by cell or email or social media.”

Student book project sheds light on racial literacy

Ian Peiris, Online Editor
March 20, 2021
I never notice the seconds turning into minutes and the minutes turning into hours. It's my self-pledge to make more out of these lost moments. -Su Ertekin-Taner

[Photo] Self Pledge

Su Ertekin-Taner, Creative Director
March 15, 2021
Every decade has its fashion trends; while the 70’s showcased an inclination towards tie dye shirts and bell bottoms, the 2000’s favored a more casual style, featuring track suits and low rise jeans. However, in the age of COVID, the people have adopted a new form of low rise fashion: the low rise mask. Sitting right under the nose, the low rise mask emphasizes breathability, covering only the mouth while leaving the nose completely exposed to the COVID-infested air. This fashion choice has become increasingly popular over the past few months, and with it a steady influx of new cases. But people shouldn’t worry about safety when it comes to trending fashion, right?

[Photo] Nonpolitical Cartoons

January 30, 2021
Rodrigo's debut single has already earned the title of Spotify's most streamed non-holiday song.

‘Drivers License’ blends pop elegance with clever songwriting

Ian Peiris, Online Editor
January 26, 2021
Handoush crafts necklaces, keychains, bracelets, and more for her business.

Crafting a Connection

Ian Peiris, Online Editor
December 13, 2020
Opinion: Why We Need Standardized Tests

Opinion: Why We Need Standardized Tests

Ian Peiris, Online Editor
November 28, 2020
Local Ways to Track Elections, Get Involved

Local Ways to Track Elections, Get Involved

Ian Peiris and Megan Howard
October 23, 2020
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