For many students, the mock presidential debate was the first time they were able to experience each candidate’s unique personalities firsthand and hear their differing stances on issues. Keep Reading
Starting at 3 o'clock, the halls bustled with upper school students hurrying to decorate the 9000 hallway and classrooms, and get into costume. Keep Reading
This article was written by Isaac Chamberlain, class of 2019. How To Hold a Cigarette Position your cigarette between your index and middle finger. Acknowledge that you’re holding a stick of long drawn out suicide. Let your friend light it for you. Watch the fire in awe as it sparks. Breathe it in, all of it, feel the artificial warmth in your throat and in your heart. Now cough out your lungs. Ask your friend for another, because yes, it… Keep Reading
Her closing remarks elaborated on the importance of early voting, as more than 20 million people across the nation have already cast in their ballots, and addressed an issue currently at the center of the LGBTQ community - ending widely discredited conversion therapy. Keep Reading
Even without senior cornerback Will Allen III, senior wide receiver Darnell Fleury and junior running back Miles Jones, the Patriots utterly dominated the Chargers and showed they are ready to make a formidable run in the playoffs. Keep Reading