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Clara Fraser

Clara Fraser, Opinions Editor

Clara Fraser is a senior this year and a staff writer for The Owl. Writing is something that Clara has always adored - as well as more artistic pursuits, which she hopes to further incorporate into aspects of her journalism. She looks forward to seeing how The Owl can develop in the coming year - and is excited about the prospect of it being a connecting factor between students during online learning. In her spare time, although usually taken up by wildly procrastinating, Clara enjoys avidly reading The New Yorker, spending time in the outdoor world (best if accompanied by good company or with her dog), and dabbling in various art forms. Throughout quarantine, Clara has developed a love of afternoon naps and a thriving gingersnap addiction, although admittedly not one for grapes, so her take on the purple-green controversiality is unfortunately rather uninformed. However, if she had to say, Clara would argue that a combination of sweetness and crispness is crucial, regardless of color.

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What’s Problematic About “Bridgerton”

Clara Fraser, Opinions Editor April 26, 2021

Watching Bridgerton is fun. As our lovely Isabel Oliver wrote in an earlier article, it’s a “romantic, steamy and dramatic show that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.” And it does...

Meet Amanda Gorman: Our National Youth Poet Laureate

Clara Fraser, Opinions Editor January 29, 2021

If you tuned into the inauguration celebrations on January 20, amid the swearing-in of the new president and vice-president, performances by Lady Gaga, J. Lo, John Legend, Yo Yo Ma, other famous artists...

Revisiting Sally Rooney’s Magic

Revisiting Sally Rooney’s Magic

Clara Fraser, Opinions Editor November 19, 2020

Since appearing in the literary scene in the mid-2010s, Irish author Sally Rooney has become a well-known public figure (at least among oat milk-drinking millennials). Normal People, her second book, was...

As Election Day anticipation rises, voters need to carry their thoughts past the presidency.

Yes, it’s Election Day, but Here’s What Really Matters

Clara Fraser, Opinions Editor November 3, 2020

On Tuesday, September 29, the first debate of the 2020 election season took place. At least 73.1 million viewers tuned in to see Biden and Trump face-off, and by the end of the 90 minutes portioned, the...

Guys: Stop Wearing Shorts When it’s Snowing

Clara Fraser, Opinions Editor September 30, 2020

This article comes at an admittedly disadvantageous time — we currently aren’t able to see our fellow classmates in person, which presents an obvious drawback in the effectiveness of this article....

Gram: A Photo Series

“Gram:” A Photo Series

Clara Fraser, Opinions Editor September 18, 2020

  My grandmother’s name is Winnogen Whyte. Wyn, to most.   But I know her as “Gram” — when my older cousin was born, she decided that being called Grandma—or worse, Grandmother—made...

The movie poster for Little Women, a dazzling new film based on the book by Louisa May Alcott.

Is This the Best Little Women Remake Yet?

Clara Fraser, Staff Writer February 20, 2020

Greta Gerwig’s re-telling of the classic story of Little Women is a masterpiece. With stunning imagery and fantastic acting, she portrays the story of the little women—Joe, Amy, Meg, Beth and their...

In the wake of the recent sexual assault allegations posed against BVSD students Curran English and Aidan Atkinson, Boulder High will be implementing some new policies regarding consent education.

Dr. Hill on Policy Changes Surrounding Sexual Assault

Clara Fraser, Staff Writer February 18, 2020

In the face of the recent events regarding sexual violence, I sat down with Dr. Hill to discuss the approach Boulder High is taking to deal with this issue. While Boulder High already has extensive policies...

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