Cole Hall ’24 circled the final multiple choice problem on his spring biology exam and released a deep sigh of relief before handing it to his teacher. Hall said he realized he had never before experienced...
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Biological diversity is not only real, it is an imperative for the survival of any species. Little phenotypical or genotypical idiosyncrasies that may seem minor in the moment can mean the difference...
As many students struggle to bubble in all of their answers while taking the infamously time-crunched ACT, some are given between 50 and 100 percent more time to complete the exam. These students are...
By David Kolin
Starting out its season with a 2-2 overall record and a league record of 1-0, the girls’ tennis team won its first league match of the season 14-4 against Notre Dame...
By Ingrid Chang and Jordan Freisleben
On a Tuesday morning, Leah* â11 called in sick for the day. However, it wasnât a fever that was plaguing her, but rather the stress of junior...
By Jamie Kim
At the beginning of fifth period, Caroline Chien â09 begins to unpack a cello on the bottom floor of Chalmers. In a small practice room labeled Studio 2 usually reserved for small jazz...
By Marni Barta
Come October, sophomores are still adjusting to the new atmosphere of the Upper School, juniors are stressing out under more rigorous schedules and seniors are missing classes...
By Max Rifkind-Barron
In a move to better serve the needs of students who take extended time testing, the administration has formulated a new schedule for midterms that will integrate those students...
