Emi Hare-Yim, Staff Reporter
Emi Hare-Yim is a Managing/Advisory Editor for ‘The Science Survey,’ part of the Editor-in-Chief Division. What draws Emi to journalism is her love of crafting something beautiful – for her, it’s all about the eloquence of the piece. But at the same time, she values the craft of an engaging and factual story. It’s important to find a balance between both, as her dad says. She finds that taking photographs must also hold an element of beauty, yet also have a deeper meaning to convey to the viewer. Emi is currently on the Bronx Science Congressional Debate team, where she learns to create well rounded arguments – applicable to the creation of strong editorial pieces. She is quite musical, pursuing both classical voice and piano. Additionally, she volunteers at her local cat shelter on the weekends (there is a piece about that shelter below). In the future, in terms of college, Emi sees herself studying all things involving writing. Law, journalism, and history are all probable prospects. But if nothing else, the experience of writing for ‘The Science Survey’ will create a long lasting impact on her writing technique for years to come.
