Sushi Surprise at Harriton

Allison Schwartz and Adjoa Mante

December 2, 2012

Julia Geftman/The Harriton Banner

Thursday has always been documented as “Sushi Thursday” for Harriton teachers and students. However on Thursday, November 29, this day took on an entirely new meaning.

Expert sushi rollers from Sushi Tokyo were available during all lunches today, creating fresh sushi for students, right before their eyes. This event premiered at Lower Merion last week, and it seems to have been extremely popular among students.

Madison Rosenthal, a Harriton junior, remarked, “It tastes extremely fresh. I think it’s really cool that Harriton did something like this, and I’d definitely like to see events like this happening more often.” Hopefully the sushi rollers will come back soon to serve students and teachers another healthy, yet delicious, lunch.

About the Contributors

Allison Schwartz, Executive Editor

As a senior this year, Allison Schwartz is very excited to entering her fourth year on the Banner as Executive Editor. Though she has written for almost every section, her favorites include Opinion and News. Outside of the Banner, Allison participates in the Environmental Club, Physics Olympics, Debate Team and Tennis Team. She also loves to bike, read, bake and play the piano. Allison is looking forward to continuing to contribute and improve the Banner and encourages everyone at Harriton to read it!

Adjoa Mante, Investigative Reports Editor

Adjoa Mante is a senior and the editor of the Banner’s new Investigative Reports section. After three years as a staff writer for the Features, News, and Spotlight sections, Adjoa is thrilled to be editing a section for the first time this year. Adjoa is ready to amaze you with interesting articles revealing what’s going on behind the scenes at Harriton and worldwide.