Since July, Tessa Davis ‘21 has been creasing paper squares into the shape of birds. Where she sits in PreCalculus, a pile of cranes sits beside her. In Art, she is folding them. During Study Hall she continues.   They vary in size and color, the smallest just the length of a pinky nail....

Wednesday, September 5, Student Foundation hosted an event to strengthen the bond between freshmen and seniors. They met first during lunch in the Murray Center and planned outside activities for seventh period. During the lunch catered by Zoey’s Kitchen, StuFu leaders created teams Red and Blue....

Aryan Gotur ‘21 slapped at the buzzer so vigorously that his glasses nearly fell from his face. But the buzz first came from his opponent's table, and so too did the correct answer. He sighed, then quickly refocused; before the judge could finish asking a question about chemical bonds, Aryan’s...

Credit: Lives of Style “Who wants to go see a bunch of dresses on mannequins?” That was my first reaction to the Oscar De a Renta exhibit at the Museum of Fine Art. I thought that dresses were meant to seen in action, worn by the person for which De la Renta intended. I figured that such an exhibit...

I finally saw a good movie. One that had me glued to the edge of my seat, crying, and laughing all within the scope of three hours. The movie I saw is Molly’s Game, Aaron Sorkin’s directorial debut (He previously wrote screenplays for West Wing, A Few Good Men, and Newsroom). The main character...