Today is arguably the most consequential election of a legislative body in American history. The current Senate has 48 Democrats and 50 Republicans. If both Democrats win in Georgia, the… Continue reading "The Most Important Congressional Election in American History"
Featured Image: Unsplash On Thursday, December 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?"
“What makes something theatre?” That is the very question Ms. Washburn considered when she began writing this year’s play. Is it the lights, the actors, the music, or the performance?… Continue reading "Redefining Theatre: We Wear the Mask"
Featured Image: The Dartmouth Newspaper In 2006, director Larry Charles and actor-producer Sacha Baron Cohen released one of the most famed and controversial mockumentaries of all time: Borat, or, as… Continue reading "REVIEW — Borat Subsequent Moviefilm"
The maintenance staff here at Grace plays a fundamental role in keeping our school running. Their jobs are difficult ones that require a lot of time and effort. With the… Continue reading "Maintenance Staff Keeping Grace Running Through Pandemic"
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"
By now, many of us are somewhat familiar with the Electoral College during this proceeding election, though it was not until recently that I was made aware of how exactly… Continue reading "The Electoral College Explained"
Spontaneous celebrations erupt across the city in response to presidential election results. On an especially sunny Saturday morning in New York City, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris clinched the presidency.… Continue reading "Biden Wins, City Rejoices"
Featured Image: Sketched by Media Editor Evelyn Ward ’21 In an election akin only to the Bush/Gore debacle of 2000 and 1876’s dispute that ended the era of Reconstruction, complications… Continue reading "Class Continues as Uncertainty Surrounding the Election Looms Large"
