While visiting Berkeley California, I saw the show “Roe” at the Berkeley Repertory Theater, in Berkeley, California. The show was written to explain the history and conflicting stories of the… Continue reading "“Roe:” A Political Play with an Emotional Point"
On May 7th the people of the French Republic will return to the ballot box to select their new president. The two contenders, Emmanuel Macron of En Marche and Marie… Continue reading "The Earthquake Through the French Political System"
We are not sports fans. We are not basketball enthusiasts. But we did want to win the NCAA bracket. We’ve heard from our classmates that some of the more researched… Continue reading "Bracket or Bust"
Over Spring Break, eight GCS students travelled to France to complete their exchange program, which began last year when a group of French students came to visit New York. Accompanied… Continue reading "Éducation Sexuelle"
The G train, New York’s only subway line that doesn’t pass through Manhattan, has been maligned for decades. In the words of a Brooklynite friend of mine, “it’s awful.” The… Continue reading "Fixing The G Train"
I am halfway through my junior year of high school, and with junior year comes the start of the college process. It is the start of thinking about what one… Continue reading "It’s Normal to be Undecided"
As members of the Trump cabinet are confirmed by Congress and rumors of how their policies will shape our country occupy the headlines of most major publications, it is easy… Continue reading "Trump’s Cabinet"
It may be hard to tell that New York City has an illiteracy crisis. After all, New York is renowned around the world for its institutions of learning: Columbia University,… Continue reading "The Illiteracy Crisis of New York City"
As days pass after yet another tragic public shooting, I cannot help but wonder how many more innocent lives must be taken until there is change. When considering what could… Continue reading "America’s Outdated Constitution"
After Mayor De Blasio announced that public schools across the city would have no school on Thursday, February 9, it was no surprise to many Grace students that we would… Continue reading "The Fifth Snow Day at GCS in 30 Years"
