At age 10, Daniel Singer ’17 realized that he was making little interest off of the money in his savings account.
Singer asked his father to open an account for him at E-Trade, a financial services company...
Carefully selecting a screwdriver, Eitan Sneider ’17 tosses it in his hand and prepares to launch it forward to hit the wooden board that spans his garage wall. After perfectly landing a couple of smaller,...
Ron* quickly swipes left on Tinder, a cellular dating app that connects people who are nearby, as he gazes through photos of numerous girls in his area. A photo of a pretty girl surfaces on his screen,...
Blake* ’16 spent his summer between ninth and 10th grade like many other students: working at a summer job. However, the money he earned for each scoop of ice cream he served went to paying a debt to...
The Athlete:
Summer* chose to apply Early Decision to Oberlin College and hit send on the Common Application last week.
"It is not at all a Division I track school, or a sports-oriented school whatsoever,...
Recent grads describe what it’s like now that they have achieved their goal of getting into college and are finding their way on their new campuses.
Eric Greenberg ’14:
Eric Greenberg ’14 enjoys...
Each year the Chronicle follows the paths of four seniors through their college processes. Their identities are kept anonymous until the final issue.
The Artist:
Blair* spent a month in Dublin, Ireland...
As a freshman at UC Berkeley, Solange Etessami ’13 regaled her friends with tales of her high school cafeteria. For many of those students who had come from public high schools, the idea that a cafeteria...
Jackie Ridgley, The All-Around
Having been admitted to Columbia University early decision, Jackie Ridgley ’14 decided to attend the school’s admitted students weekend. There she had the opportunity...
The first thing Avery* ’13 did after finding out that she had been accepted to college was buy a school sweatshirt. A week later, it was buried under a pile of laundry and dirty socks in her closet.
“I...
Jazz classes performed in "An Evening of Big Band Jazz" Dec. 14, exploring both contemporary and classic jazz in Rugby auditorium. From 7-9 p.m., upper school performing arts teacher Shawn Constantino...
Readings from the Bible and choral offerings from the middle school Madrigals highlighted Sunday night’s traditional Christmas service in St. Saviour’s Chapel.
One student council member from each...
