Photo courtesy of Jace Riley ’16 – Jace Riley poses with his Ford Bronco. Students’ cars can reflect their personal style. By Jack McAuslan ’16 THE ROUNDUP Every car, whether its owner is a gear-head or not, has a unique backstory. Car culture is evident everywhere, and what car a person drives can sometimes give a […]
By Joseph Valencia ’17 THE ROUNDUP In 2013, Michael Jeffries, the CEO of Abercrombie and Fitch admitted to trying to create a niche market for cool, good-looking people. He hired attractive employees called “models” to promote the brand, basing the hiring decision on sex appeal, according to an interview with Business Insider. The shirtless guys […]
By Andrew Howard ’17 THE ROUNDUP Many players, no matter the sport, have their own style of play to differentiate themselves. What type of style a player has depends on the game. Sports like basketball and baseball, although entirely team oriented, at times can be affected by a singular person’s performance. “Each player brings certain […]
Photo by AK Alilonu ’16 – Paul Cassidy ’19 has a unique and “indie” style that reflects his positive and outgoing diposition. By Matthew Zacher ’18 THE ROUNDUP Walking from class to class, it is easy to point out Paul Cassidy ’19 because of his unique fashion. Cassidy wears a combination of various colors and […]
By Julian De Ocampo ’13
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Bow ties add style to student Mass attire
“A list of bow tie devotees reads like a Who’s Who of rugged individualists,” a 2010 article in The New York Times once explained.
