Liliana Greyf, Staff Writer
June 10, 2021
Last Thursday, Vice President of Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) Jacob Shaw (11) led a workshop about the Lavender Scare — the mass dismissal of queer people from their workplaces in the 1950s — and the LGBTQ community’s...
Arushi Talwar, Staff Writer
June 10, 2021
171 seniors and 16 faculty members attended the outdoor prom at Tavern on the Green in Central Park on June 4. The school set COVID-19 protocols in accordance with state guidelines and rules other private schools in the area...
Liliana Greyf, Staff Writer
June 10, 2021
Out of the nine candidates currently running for Manhattan District Attorney (DA), two are parents of students at the school: Lucy Lang P ’32 ’33 and Diana Florence P ’19 ’22. Lang and Florence are campaigning...
Neeva Patel, Contributing Writer
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After performing with the same theater company for 11 years, Jacob Schorsch (12) has decided to continue his artistic journey in acting at Davidson College in North Carolina, where he will double major in theater arts and...
Katie Beckler, Contributing Writer
June 10, 2021 • No Comments
At the University of Pennsylvania, where she will attend college, Stella Cha (12) plans to explore topics such as music history, music production, and the effects music has on different cultures. “I’m so excited to be...
Mira Bansal, Contributing Writer
June 10, 2021 • No Comments
After dedicating 12 years to playing the cello, Alexander Oh (12) will audition for the Yale University orchestra. When he was six years old, Oh’s sister played the piano, and his mother wanted to give him a chance to...
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Henry Owens, Features Editor
June 10, 2021 • No Comments
I come from a family of New Yorkers. I don’t just mean that my family was born here — they are always tuned in to New York City politics, they advocate for local causes, and several even work for the...
June 10, 2021 • No Comments
Since last May, I’ve been attending HM remotely from Japan. To put this into perspective: I have two friends in Japan, and my most frequented destinations are my grandparents’ house and the grocery...
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Devin Allard-Neptune and Emily Sun
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“The Race and Ethnicity Speaker Series is probably the thing I'm most proud of that the faculty accomplished this year,” Head of Upper Division Dr. Jessica Levenstein...
Emma Colacino, Staff Writer
June 10, 2021
“When I first came to Horace Mann at the age of three, I had two goals in mind: to learn how to tie my shoes, and to one day become Valedictorian,” Adam Resheff ’15...
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The Girls Rugby team went undefeated in a three-game series against The Harvey School on Wednesday, in which five out of the eight team members scored. Due to the 90-degree weather, the team played three seven-minute games with five minute breaks...
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“There is a sense of liberation when I swim, a feeling of freedom,” Maddy Wu (11) said. Wu started swimming at the age of two and has been a competitive swimmer for nine years. Wu learned to swim at a young age because her mother, who...
