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.”
Today’s congressional run-off in Georgia 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… Continue reading "The Most Important Congressional Election in American History"
The Grace boys junior varsity basketball team stood around in the locker room after an eventful game against St. Ann’s. The odor of sweat permeated throughout as we waited for… Continue reading "The ‘JOY’ of Basketball"
All of the sudden it’s the middle of December and we’re off to our annual two-week Winter Break. In a year that has felt so painfully slow, we’ve somehow arrived… Continue reading "Winter Break Arrives with a Different Feeling This Year"
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?"
Featured Image: Unsplash On Dec. 13, Pfizer began shipping out the first 2.9 million COVID-19 vaccines in the United States following an Emergency Use Authorization from the FDA. Today, the… Continue reading "Does America (and Grace) Trust the Vaccine?"
After a long hiatus for student-athletes and tireless work by the athletics department, sports at Grace may finally be returning. Last community week, Associate Director of Athletics Timothy Quinn assembled… Continue reading "Will Athletics Return to Grace in 2021?"
For the past school year, the Grace administration has been doing everything they can to keep the virus under control: temperature checks and health questionnaires every morning, dividing the school… Continue reading "2021 Can’t Come Soon Enough"
“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"
On Elizabeth and Mott, the constant clamoring of pots and pans acts as background music while several midday diners search for available flat surfaces to bubble in their dim sum… Continue reading "Policing During the Year of the “Perfect Storm”"
