‘Feature’ Articles
Teenage Drinking
The only thing you should be drinking is apple juice Claire Goldberg Staff Writer [Read More]
Betsy Crocker
Elizabeth Mebane Staff Writer From jolly winter evenings spent inventing gumdrop adorned gingerbread men to sporadic desires for a plate of warm, gooey chocolate chip cookies, baking has long been a comfort for children and adults in need of some sugar-loaded, [Read More]
Behind the Mic
Chase Wohrle and Brooke Weiss Sports Editor and Staff Writer Ben: With a look of white Jewish boy meets laid-back rapper, Ben Brady (’14) exudes an aura of free spirit and carefreeness. He puts his unique and non-uniform ideas into what seems like a large and [Read More]
Stay Organized
A magical guide to getting your life in order that you definitely need. [Read More]
Being Philosophical
Aliza Abarbanel Culture Editor A group of teenage Orthodox Jews suddenly parts as a half naked homeless man on roller blades bursts through the mob of boys, an electric guitar and amp strapped to his back. The wails of the guitar mix with the shouts of medical marijuana [Read More]
Promposals
Muhammad Yusuf Tarr Staff Writer The extravagant promposal we “viralized” in a video of Jason Pitts’ invitation to Lianna Cohen in 2011 has become as much of an internal part of prom as the limousine and corsage. And though prom comes early this year, April 13, [Read More]
Zahra Hadi: The Hercules of Deca
Micol Azcarate Staff Writer Zahra Hadi (’13) is the Hercules of business, but her strength didn’t come from Zeus’ genes. Like most high schoolers, Hadi was clueless about business – that is, until she joined DECA. A nationally recognized organization, Distributive [Read More]
Frankie Golick: to the bead of her own drum
Francesca Billington Staff Writer What started as a hobby and a couple of friends ordering custom jewelry turned Frankie Golick (’14) into a 16-year-old jewelry designer and businesswoman. [Read More]
Jump-Start
Natasha Munasinghe Staff Writer Imagine finishing high school a semester or even a year earlier than the rest of your graduating class. No petty arguments, 6 a.m. wake up calls or homework hanging over your head. Now imagine making that a reality. The enticing idea does [Read More]
Samo students celebrate the three kings tradition
Many of us get lost in the post-holiday depression that ensues after the Christmas madness. It's hard not to feel like a deflated balloon after the holidays end. But for some, there are still things to look forward to after Christmas, like the Three Kings Tradition, which [Read More]