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ASKING THE AUTHOR: Author Steph Cha’s novel “Your House Will Pay" is currently read in English IV: Criminal Minds.
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School to host exchange students 2025
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Illustration by Anika Norton
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Illustrated by Annabelle Cheung
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No Means No: Students and faculty discuss consent
Teen knocks on therapist's door.
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Split the Season: Navigating Splitting Holidays Between Divorced Parents
Split the Season: Navigating Splitting Holidays Between Divorced Parents
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Dress the part: challenging gender norms through fashion
Dress the part: challenging gender norms through fashion
"Generational Women" by Samaya Sayana-Manchanda ’26 was one of the winning works in photography.
Students win titles in 2024-2025 National YoungArts competition
Music Teacher wins award at gala
Music Teacher wins award at gala
Sam Cleland ’25, who is a part of Jazz Band, plays a solo on his saxophone during the annual fall concert. Cleland recently participated in a Senior Independent Study project for music.
Jazz ensembles host annual fall concert
Jazz Singers perform in various locations
Lacrosse, volleyball and football coaches depart
Lacrosse, volleyball and football coaches depart
Head coach Jack Grover regroups with the team during a timeout with a team huddle.
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Girls’ tennis team gets ready for CIF playoffs
Girls’ volleyball ends fall season on high note with win over rival
FINAL KICK: Robbie Louie ’26 nears the end of the two-mile race.
Cross country aims to win league
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Youth Film Festival

May 29, 2007

Two middle school films and five upper school films were selected for the Westport Youth Film Festival on May 12 in Connecticut. The films, “The Good, the Bag and the Ugly,” by Xochi Maberry-Gaulke ’12 and “The Artist” by Noor Fateh ’11, Jennifer Plotkin ’11, Mark Seuthe ’12, Andrew Tobias ’10, William Tobias ’12 and Hannah Hafey from Marlborough were produced in Video Art Teacher Cheri Gaulke’s summer video workshop. “The Artist” took the top prize in the junior category. Upper school students’ films included “The Fortune Cookie,” by Alex Wilk ’07, “My Legacy,” by Johnny Ahdout ’07, Adam Payne’s “Haitian Fight Song,” Lizzie Barcay’s ’07 “Sunny Road,” and Josh Margolin ’07 and Sam Alper’s ’07 “Life is a Highway.”

— Billy Goulston

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