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Hana Shinzawa ‘24

Hana Shinzawa ‘24, Co-Editor-in-Chief and Science Editor

Hana Shinzawa '24 has been a part of the Looking Glass since October 2020. She also taught herself to knit so that she could make a Harry Styles cardigan.

Contact: 24hshinzawa@montroseschool.org

All content by Hana Shinzawa ‘24
Practicing positive self-talk can lead to mental health benefits; a growth mindset can help you approach challenges with a smile.

Writing college essays has improved my mental health. Here’s why.

Hana Shinzawa '24, Co-Editor-in-Chief and Science Editor
November 26, 2023
What do engineers do, anyway?

What do engineers actually do?

Hana Shinzawa ‘24, Co-Editor-in-Chief and Science Editor
September 24, 2023
Elyza Tuan 23, our leader in all things arts

Thank You Seniors: Elyza Tuan

Hana Shinzawa ‘24, Co-Editor-in-Chief and Science Editor
May 28, 2023
I love my headphones. But how do they work?

How do Bluetooth headphones work?

Hana Shinzawa ‘24, Co-Assistant Editor-in-Chief and Science Editor
February 9, 2023
Mrs. Pajak’s BC Calculus class gives calculus a thumbs up!

I love BC calculus. Here’s why.

Hana Shinzawa '24, Co-Assistant Editor-in-Chief and Science Editor
January 10, 2023
Why do our lips get chapped in the winter? And what can we do about it?

Why do your lips get chapped in the winter?

Hana Shinzawa '24, Co-Assistant Editor-in-Chief and Science Editor
December 9, 2022
A peek at Hurricane Ian from the International Space Station.

How Do Hurricanes Work? And How Does Climate Change Factor In?

Hana Shinzawa ‘24, Co-Assistant Editor-in-Chief and Science Editor
November 6, 2022
A photo of hot air balloons, which work because hot air rises.

Does heat really rise?

Hana Shinzawa ‘24, Co-Assistant Editor-in-Chief and Science Editor
October 31, 2022
From left to right, seniors Kasey Corra, Tess Farr, Erica Brown, and Spandana Vagwala pose together at their senior dinner.

Thank You Seniors: Erica Brown

Hana Shinzawa '24, Co-Assistant Editor-in-Chief and Science Editor
May 28, 2022
Everyone knows that sunscreen protects your skin. But how does it work?

How does sunscreen work?

Hana Shinzawa ‘24, Science Editor
March 20, 2022
A blue sky caused by Rayleigh scattering.

Why is the Sky Blue?

Hana Shinzawa ‘24, Science Editor
December 6, 2021
(Credit: Penn State Track via hermannassoc.com)

A Winter Track Update

Hana Shinzawa '24, Staff Writer
January 28, 2021
My Journey Out of the YA Section

My Journey Out of the YA Section

Hana Shinzawa ‘24, Contributing Writer
December 21, 2020
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