Featured Image: Eneas De Troya Imagine sitting in school sometime in February, or let’s say early March of 2020, talking with your friends, laughing with them, eating with them. Now… Continue reading "One Year Later: A Look Into the Catastrophic Lockdowns"
We, the 2020-2021 Student Government, are proud to stand and defend our institution from attacks that come from a place of hate or ignorance. We will not be stopped in our mission to create a non-discriminatory future for ourselves and those who come after us.
So, it may be more honest, and more constructive, to tell ourselves that, in Ibram X. Kendi’s words, “what we saw at the U.S. Capitol is part of us. That is who we are. It’s not all of us, but it’s part of us.”
Featured Image: Unsplash On Thursday, Dec. 3, Warner Bros. and HBO Max officially announced that the entirety of their 2021 slate of films will premiere on their new streaming service… Continue reading "Did HBO Max Just Kill The Movie Theater Industry?"
During our advisory meetings on Wednesday morning, I told my all-white advisory that the election doesn’t affect most of the students in this school and that they are too privileged… Continue reading "Dear Grace Church School, Please Recognize the Privilege You Hold in This Election"
Featured Images: CNBC and Getty Images On Saturday, after four days of tallying votes, several media outlets called the election in favor of former Vice President and now President-elect Joseph R.… Continue reading "OPINION: How Biden Won and Trump Lost"
Since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus or COVID-19, many governors across the United States have imposed harsh restrictions to halt the spread of the virus. These policies, albeit with… Continue reading "OPINION: Should We Reopen America?"
Fear, worry, sickness, death, and economic hardship have all become a part of nearly everybody’s daily routine in the wake of the worldwide COVID-19 outbreak. However, there has been an… Continue reading "The Unexpected Environmental Benefits Of COVID-19"
On April 13th, Senior Class Dean, Michelle Carpenter, announced the decision to the Class of 2020 to make the grading system pass/fail for the entirety of Quarter 4. She described… Continue reading "The Pass/Fail Grading System for Seniors’ Fourth Quarter: Would You Pass on It?"
Every time I tell someone that I’ve been at the same school for fourteen years, I feel grateful. Being at Grace Church School for so long means that eighty percent… Continue reading "My Experience Being a Lifer"
