By Lucy Jackson e’ve all seen it: the couple that feels the need to flaunt their affection every Monday at break as if they were on a reality TV show that the entire Upper School is watching. It...

By Alec Caso and David Burton Loud shouts of praise, criticism, and encouragement echoed throughout the campus as the University of Michigan’s lacrosse team took Ted Slavin field. From fourth period...

By Emily Khaykin Ted Slavin Field. 7:45 a.m.: Students walk down the stairs and dump their sports bags in the gym avoiding the track completely. 11:30 a.m: Both the track and the field are empty. 12:10...

By Julie Barzilay It’s been trampled on by the likes of NFL quarterback Matt Leinart and New England Patriots linebacker Willie McGinest. It has trembled under the erupting cheers and victory laps...

By Derek Schlom Georgia ’11 * and her boyfriend feel no shame engaging in public displays of affection at school ("Why would we do it if it were embarrassing?" Georgia said). But President Thomas...

By Carly Radist s she fishes through her bag to find her iPod, she grabs her keys and pulls her hair into a low ponytail. She bends down to tie the bunny ear loops of her running shoes tighter and proceeds...

By A.J. Calabrese n the course of history, those with facial hair have been ascribed various attributes such as wisdom and knowledge, sexual virility, or high social status; and, conversely, filthiness,...

By Spencer GisserEvery school day, Mary Ann Toman-Miller '€™10 wakes up at around 7:40 a.m. and walks to school for her 8:30 a.m. class. For her junior year, Toman-Miller is taking Chinese, English,...

By Julie Barzilay Sprained ankles, sore muscles and back problems are all typical injuries for dancers. But not many dancers complain of cuts on a regular basis — particularly not near one’s...

By Julie Barzilay It’s January 7. Ashley Halkett ’09 and Joey Meyer ’09 are lounging near the sculpture in the Rugby courtyard. They climb among the stones and wooden planks, balancing...

By Drew Lash Charlotte Abrams ’09 likes nothing more than playing golf. The chance for her to go to college at the birthplace of the sport was almost irresistible. The history and beauty of the University...

By Jamie Kim At the beginning of fifth period, Caroline Chien ’09 begins to unpack a cello on the bottom floor of Chalmers. In a small practice room labeled Studio 2 usually reserved for small jazz...