During December, Santa Claus is everywhere: in advertisements, films and stores. To adults, he is a symbol of holiday festivities and a figurehead of Christmas spirit. To children, however, the myth...
The first place I went when school ended was the Robertson Branch Library; after being too busy to explore the city for nine months, I wanted a change of scenery. I was surprised to find a zine making...
The joy of a good book is a feeling that teens today are decreasingly familiar with. Less than 20% of teens read daily for pleasure, according to the American Psychological Association. Because they...
Reposting Instagram stories with images of destroyed habitats, volunteering for a beach clean-up on Earth Day, and sporting a reusable water bottle. These are all great ways to lessen your impact on the...
Lately, it seems as though the school has lost sight of a key value in our mission statement: unity.
One of the unique things about the school is that it is split across two campuses, separated by six...
Saying “please” and “thank you,” holding doors open for those behind you, greeting people upon entering a room—these etiquette staples seem to be fading from everyday life, especially among teenagers....
Goats visiting campus. Food trucks serving poke and shaved ice. Field days with ice cream sundaes and relay races. These are all community-building initiatives that have been organized both by Prefect...
As Marlo Beckman ’25 saw her older sister return from a driving lesson, laughing with joy, she felt her heart beat faster, accelerating with the excitement of getting her own license one day one day...
