John Guerry, News Reporter
September 29, 2017
While most students devoted their summers to sleeping, vacationing at the beach, or preparing for the return of school, several Westminster students poured their passions into various internships. Setting the example for all of us...
Mason Arbery, Staff Writer
March 3, 2017
For the past two years, the Westminster Class of 2017 has met in the Oglesby Room in the Middle School during one of their advisement periods. However, the students do much more than sit with their advisors or listen to a speaker....
February 2, 2017
Casey Monyak, Staff Writer
February 2, 2017
To many of its residents, Atlanta is a thriving city renowned for its incredibly busy airport, large aquarium, hopping nightlife, and high quality food. Atlanta is also home to another lucrative industry, one which generates nearly...
Charlie Benedict, Staff Writer
February 2, 2017
This past winter, the 24-Hour Relay was cancelled because of a lack of teacher volunteers to chaperone the event. The 24-Hour Relay is an annual race in December to raise funds for cystic fibrosis research. Cystic fibrosis is...
Paige Price, Staff Writer
February 2, 2017
Many Westminster students find opportunities in and outside the community as a way of giving back through philanthropy and volunteer work. There are also a handful of Upper School students who take their work to a higher level...
Ryan Suddath, Staff Writer
February 2, 2017
Many things come to mind when we consider the holiday season. Attending church, caroling, and shopping are among the most popular activities unique to that time of year. Yet, there is one element of the holiday season that we...
Jehan Ramji, Staff Writer
February 2, 2017
For six years the program Creating Communities has taken students skilled in visual and performing arts into Atlanta to look at art and see how it affects communities.
“We consider our focus to be the overlap between public...
February 2, 2017
Myles Hudson, Guest Writer
December 2, 2016
The Republic is weeping.
By the time polling centers closed on November 8th, 61.4 million Americans—47.8% of voters—had cast their ballots for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Virtually every poll put Secretary...
John Sheehan, Head Editor
December 2, 2016
Scoot Dimon has been a staple of the Westminster experience for as long as any student here can remember. He is a part of the school, always greeting students at Adam’s Gate or playing tennis on the back courts. However, this...
