Anna Wilkinson, Editor-In-Chief
January 26, 2018
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What are we learning? Do you ever ask yourself this question? What kind of knowledge are schools supposed to equip us with? Is it their responsibility to make us good people or good students? I’ve been thinking a lot about t...
Anna Wilkinson, Editor In-Chief
December 1, 2017
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Ah. The holiday season is upon us. The season of paradoxes, such as your grandmother saying “ooh let’s give him some nickels” when the Salvation Army guy gets in your face, and then going into Walmart and jostling another lady ...
Anna Wilkinson, Editor In-Chief
September 29, 2017
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The word “leader” can be a sinkhole. It’s everywhere in the atmosphere of our campus – apologies for sounding trenchant, but sometimes I imagine the scene in Brave New World where the infants are played those kind of mind-...
John Sheehan and Katie O'Neal
February 2, 2017
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It’s the New Year! Yay! It’s already the end of January but it feels like nothing has really changed, and I still write ‘2016’ on all my papers. I always expect some sort of moment of monumental change or insight to come...
Katie O'Neal and John Sheehan
September 30, 2016
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Three years ago we never would have thought that we would be where we are today. As ninth graders, John was wallowing in the spectacular failure of his first article as a sports reporter for the Bi-Line, and Katie hadn’t even...
Catherine Benedict, Head Editor
January 29, 2016
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JanTerm 2016 is over. That’s right- it’s been 14 school days, 3 food trucks, and countless hours of community time- but it’s over. Done. We’ll speed on to the second semester without a second thought, right? Cram our mind...
Catherine Benedict, Head Editor
November 21, 2015
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Beloved Community: the two words most likely to both bring a smile to Jim Justice’s face and prompt snide derision from the more cynical members of the student body. Like many other students, I find the saccharine earnestness o...
Laura Street, Head Editor
October 30, 2015
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I’ve always been fascinated by the college application process. Seniors can attest to the fact that it’s daunting, stressful, and makes for one roller coaster of a semester. Juniors and underclassmen, take note: the process i...
Hannah Gay, Head Editor
January 30, 2015
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Contrary to the rabble-rousers of today’s news sources, I think I’ve actually become a more adamant supporter of free speech in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo attacks. I used to think that the French magazine, which described itse...
Tara Subramaniam, Head Editor
December 12, 2014
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As early as October, storefronts start showing signs of the holidays. A time supposedly meant for family, joy, togetherness, and gratitude has been heavily commercialized. Starting with Halloween, stores of all kinds attempt to pr...
October 23, 2014
Hannah Gay, Head Editor
September 19, 2014
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After almost a year since ground breaking and four months of projected construction to go, we finally know what the new library will look like. Group study spaces of “The Future,” more group study spaces, quiet group study...