Karrie Hu '28 compares this year's head of school search to the one that produced head of school Russell Shaw in 2009.
Read More →Karrie Hu '28 compares this year's head of school search to the one that produced head of school Russell Shaw in 2009.
Read More →Avery Fragale '28 and Kai Park '27 cover GDS' production of 'The Diary of Anne Frank,' which incorporated contemporary diary excerpts from children in conflict zones but notably did not include a Palestinian entry.
Lucille Hletko Wood '29 and Chloe Newkirk '27 cover the dissolution of the wrestling team after it didn't receive enough sign-ups.
Arielle Stopak ’27 covers middle school Spanish teacher Victor Vincent's death and legacy.
Jacob Blane ’28 and Aliana Cromer ’29 cover Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's two Nov. 19 lectures at the school.
Read More »Aliana Cromer ’29 reports on Chris Levy staying on as high school principal for another year.
Lucy Newman '29 covers the first "Day of Deliberation," the low senior turnout and student reactions.
Ben Altschuler '28 and Aliana Cromer '29 cover Marv's Dogs, a GDS parent–owned restaurant set to open in December.
Annabelle Garland ’28 covers the return to the Forum for Monday Meetings.
Noah Kolker ’26 argues that GDS should not hold meetings in the quiet side of the library because it compromises a space students need
Leo Johnson-Goldfrank ’26 argues that the Trump administration is impeding on racial progress, and GDS students need to stand up for equality.
Parker Dunbar ’28 argues that the new English department policy causes stress and hinders students' ability to write well.
Brooke Hughes ’27 encourages students to go to sports games and support their peers.
Didi Pathiyal ’27 covers the men's varsity basketball team's first game of the regular season.
Read More »Jacob Blane '28 and Ryan Granowitter '27 cover the women's varsity basketball team's first league game of the season.
Jacob Blane '28 examines why GDS athletes love to play.
Maia Shakow '29 covers junior Shira Wenthe's record-breaking performance at the Nike Cross Regionals.
Didi Pathiyal '27 covers the women's varsity basketball team's final preseason scrimmage against BCC.
Avery Fragale ’28 covers Theater Lab's production of 'The Wolves.'
Alex Hughes '27 and Sarah Levinson-Waldman '29 review six Halloween-themed songs.
Ella Schneider ’26 presents Chadwick the Cheerio and Limited Shrimp stuck in their old ways.
Annabelle Garland '28 shares some of the bizarre quotes she has heard around GDS.
Ella Schneider ’26 presents Chadwick in the world of sports broadcasting.
Chloe Sachs ’28 shares her family's recipe for latkes.
Ellie Dean ’27 shares her family's recipe for holiday sugar cookies.
Ellie Dean ’27 shares her recipe for buttermilk pancakes.
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Avery Fragale '28 and Kai Park '27 cover GDS' production of 'The Diary of Anne Frank,' which incorporated contemporary diary excerpts from children in conflict zones but notably did not include a Palestinian entry.
Karrie Hu '28 compares this year's head of school search to the one that produced head of school Russell Shaw in 2009.
Avery Fragale ’28 covers Theater Lab's production of 'The Wolves.'
Noah Kolker ’26 argues that GDS should not hold meetings in the quiet side of the library because it compromises a space students need to study.
Chloe Sachs ’28 shares her family's recipe for latkes.
Lucille Hletko Wood '29 and Chloe Newkirk '27 cover the dissolution of the wrestling team after it didn't receive enough sign-ups.
Arielle Stopak ’27 covers middle school Spanish teacher Victor Vincent's death and legacy.
Didi Pathiyal ’27 covers the men's varsity basketball team's first game of the regular season.
Leo Johnson-Goldfrank ’26 argues that the Trump administration is impeding on racial progress, and GDS students need to stand up for equality.
Ellie Dean ’27 shares her family's recipe for holiday sugar cookies.
Jacob Blane '28 and Ryan Granowitter '27 cover the women's varsity basketball team's first league game of the season.
Jacob Blane '28 examines why GDS athletes love to play.