Hannah Han

Hannah Han is currently a senior at Harvard-Westlake. She edits for her school's newspaper, The Chronicle, and draws graphics and reads submissions for its literary magazine, Stone-Cutters. She hopes to immerse herself in the dynamic art scene in the Los Angeles area and cover stories about underrepresented communities living within the city. When she's not reading or writing, Hannah is most likely drawing, eating churros, or sleeping in. Contact her at hhan1@hwemail.com.

Cafeteria staff members pursue the American Dream

by Hannah Han | Mar 18, 2020 | Features, Schools

When Harvard-Westlake cafeteria staffer June thinks of home, she pictures rows of closely spaced houses, swarms of motorcycles and sheets of humid air pressing against her skin. Most of all, June, said she thinks of her mother and her sister, who manage a small,...

Opinion: Silence is Golden — Confronting the cultural bias against introverts

by Hannah Han | Aug 15, 2019 | Opinion

Two years ago in Human Development, Middle School Psychologist Kelly Decker distributed several packets of paper and a handful of sparkly mechanical pencils to our class and told us to fill out a test. When met with 12 pairs of uncomprehending stares, she clarified,...