Liliana Greyf, Staff Writer
March 22, 2021
Raymond Bernard Zoomed into French teacher Caroline Dolan’s French Seminar class to speak about his experience growing up during the Algerian Revolution, a war which ultimately led to the nation’s independence from France....
March 22, 2021
At yesterday’s Feminist Student Association (FSA) meeting, Acting New York State Supreme Court Justice Toko Serita discussed reimagining the prosecution of women arrested for sex work “Within my role as a judge I have...
March 22, 2021
The Horace Mann Parents Association (HMPA) benefit, “A Brave New World,” raised over $1 million, breaking records in terms of funds raised, underwriters secured, and event attendees. Approximately 1,600 people attended...
Divya Ponda, Contributing Writer
April 15, 2021 • No Comments
“I always wanted to be an artist,” Lower Division Art Teacher Sheila Ferri said. “My mom was an artist, and she passed that love on to me.” Ferri’s love for sculpting began when she was in high school. “I...
Emma Colacino, Staff Writer
March 22, 2021 • No Comments
Combining complaints of homework, stress, love lives, and the pandemic with classic music theater songs, the Horace Mann Theater Company (HMTC) presented Complaints the Musical yesterday. The musical consists of 55 different...
Emily Salzhauer and Alex Lautin
March 22, 2021 • No Comments
In a 300-person video performance of “Beautiful City,” choir performers’ virtual boxes stack themselves to form a virtual city skyline — and clouds of orchestra members float by on screen above. As the song hits its...
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April 15, 2021 • No Comments
A conversation that begins with, “If something happens to me, these are the arrangements I want you to make” is never a pleasant one. A year ago, we had it as the pandemic was quickly spreading throughout...
March 22, 2021 • No Comments
Food pantries serve as an essential resource for many families in and around New York City, and they provide numerous opportunities for volunteers. Throughout the pandemic, the United States not only saw...
“A step in the right direction”: Coming to terms with my sexuality
March 6, 2021
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March 6, 2021
My case for keeping economics at the school
February 19, 2021
Zachary Kurtz and Allison Markman
April 15, 2021
SLS: Man’s Search for Meaning Through Literature and Film “Film reminds us that it's not just how fast you read or how well you analyze — it's also...
Celine Kiriscioglu, Staff Writer
April 15, 2021
African American History Next year, the History Department will introduce an African American history class, which will move chronologically from the first...
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This past weekend, a four-membered team from the school was announced as a winner of the Diamond Dollars Case Competition, designated for college-level analytics majors. Jake Federman (12), Aidan Resnick (12), Maxwell Resnick (12), and Eshan...