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Practice and Perform

By Annie Beckman on December 12, 2018

In her backyard, with headphones in, Caroline Cook ’19 choreographed a piece with the intention…

By Joanna Im on December 12, 2018

Upper school students in orchestra and choir performed in The Fall Instrumental and Choral concert,…

By Jordan Murray on December 12, 2018

When Angie Vasquez ’19 was a child, she became used to Santa Claus, the holiday…

By Sarah Reiff on December 12, 2018

As Bobby Helms’ “Jingle Bell Rock,” began playing on her car radio, Izzy Yanover ’19,…

By Sarah Reiff on November 15, 2018

After scrolling past what she expected to be just another photo on Taylor Swift’s Instagram,…

“Son do you know why I’m stopping you for,” music artist and Grammy-winner Shawn “Jay-Z”…

By Jordan Murray on November 15, 2018

The United States midterm elections marked a historical moment for LGBTQ people, with record numbers…

By Joanna Im on November 15, 2018

Laughter blared in the background as Ava Benavente ’20 watched the latest episode of Saturday…

By Jordan Murray and Annie Beckman on October 4, 2018

Fashion is not only about beauty and design, but it has a deeper meaning and…

By Sarah Reiff and Jordan Murray on October 4, 2018

The crunch of an apple. The tapping of a pencil. The whisper that “everything will…

By Joanna Im on October 4, 2018

Deli Hours unofficially formed at the beginning of their freshman year in 2016 when the…

By Caitlin Chung and Jeanine Kim on August 29, 2018

Over the summer, a colorful poster splattered with blue, red and yellow, two Asian actors…

Sophia Nuñez ’20: By Jordan Murray As Sophia Nuñez ’20 sat painting in her morning…

By Saba Nia on August 29, 2018

Sophie Kim ’19 smiled against the bright lights as she took the stage. After working…

By Joanna Im on August 29, 2018

Students attended the Boston University Tanglewood Institute, a performing arts summer program for students from…