Izzy Abbott, Staff Writer
January 17, 2020
Louise Kim (9) shared an original poem entitled “Roaring 20s: A Medley of Lights” that featured a “juxtaposition of imagery from the 1920s and some things that are going on in the 2020s like immigration, climate change,...
Izzy Abbot, Staff Writer
January 17, 2020
Annie Wallach (11) and Eden Plepler (11) performed “Thank You for the Music,” from the movie-musical Mamma Mia with music by the 80s band ABBA. Their song choice was based off of a shared love for Mamma Mia and a desire...
Marina Kazarian, Staff Writer
January 17, 2020
A bake sale held yesterday was the school’s first fundraising event to help alleviate the disastrous impact of the Australia wildfires. The wildfires, which have been burning for months, have killed over half a billion...
Talia Winiarsky, Staff Writer
January 17, 2020 • No Comments
Most chemistry teachers do not keep a gun and hundreds of thousands of dollars in their lab-coat pockets. But in Breaking Bad, timid, meek chemistry teacher Walter White (Bryan Cranston) becomes a machine-gun slinging murderer,...
Rish Sinha, Arts Contributer
January 17, 2020 • No Comments
In 2012, Kendrick Lamar released his second studio album, Good Kid m.A.A.d City, an hour-long concept album about the pressures that come with poverty which force an ordinary child to turn to crime, drugs, and a life of general...
Julia Goldberg, Staff Writer
January 17, 2020 • No Comments
Talk less, smile more, Aaron Burr said—and that’s exactly what throngs of theatergoers have been doing upon entering the doors of Richard Rogers Theater since Alexander Hamilton’s Broadway debut on August 5th, 2015. The...
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Margalit Patry-Martin
January 17, 2020 • No Comments
As reports on the acceleration and risks of human-caused climate change are multiplying, and activism and awareness are increasing, American activists continue to be frustrated by unmoving climate denialism...
Maurice Campbell, Contributing Writer
December 20, 2019 • No Comments
Ever since I took my first steps as a little boy, my parents signed me up for every sport imaginable. This was probably either because they wanted to have free time for themselves as I was pretty annoying...
Addressing pervasive sexism in debate
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Candy cravings: addressing candy in the cafeteria
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Vivien Sweet, Staff Writer
January 10, 2020
Though buzz about a potential World War III broke out only a couple of days ago, Noah Phillips’s (12) independent study, titled “Yemen and the Middle East Proxy War,”...
Hanna Hornfeld, Staff Writer
January 10, 2020
In a world split into four warring kingdoms, a disease known as the Corruption has infected creatures, causing them to attack your village. It is your job to help the villagers...
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This Monday, the Girls Varsity Fencing team dominated the Marymount School, winning all three weapons with a combined score of 23-4. This was another victory in what has been a mixed season for the team, with foil going 6-1, sabre 2-4, and epee...
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On Monday, The Varsity Table Tennis team beat the Browning School 4-1 in the multipurpose room to extend their undefeated season to 4-0. This was their second match against Browning, after emerging victorious in their opening match of the season. The...
