The notes that were passed around to students sometimes had to do with their location. This note would’ve been given to a student in the library, for example.
Spreading kindness: passing out kind notes to unsuspecting students
About the Contributors
Zara Saliba ’26, Paper Managing Editor
Paper Managing Editor Zara Saliba ’26 is in her fourth year of Inklings, a journey that began her freshman year when she challenged herself to explore new interests.
“I’ve always loved being creative,” Saliba said, “and I think one of my main goals when I was a freshman was to go out of my comfort zone and try a bunch of new things.”
Encouraged by her mom’s crafts during lockdown, Saliba developed a love for the arts that she now brings to the classroom.
“I wanted to make a magazine,” Saliba said, “and scrapbooking and collaging was something I’ve always done.”
Mia Bomback ’25, Paper Managing Editor
Paper Managing Editor Mia Bomback ’25 is no stranger to managing as she spent her summer taking a leadership course at the School for Ethics and Global Leadership in Washington, D.C.
Bomback has been a part of Inklings since her freshman year and she keeps coming back because of the community that she has gained.
“Knowing that at the end of the stressful day, I can always go back to that Inklings room and have a community who is there for me,” Bomback said. “Inklings does a really incredible job of building friendships, not just partnerships.”
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