Lucille Hletko Wood ’29 and Chloe Newkirk ’27 report on students' alcohol use at the homecoming dance and the school's response.
Read More →Lucille Hletko Wood ’29 and Chloe Newkirk ’27 report on students' alcohol use at the homecoming dance and the school's response.
Read More →Jacob Blane ’28 and Annabelle Garland ’28 report on a car crash at 42nd and Davenport Street.
Alex Hughes ’27 covers third-grade teacher Todd Carter's new effort to highlight local authors.
Alexandra Ezrow ’28 reports on the women's varsity soccer team’s win against School Without Walls.
Aliana Cromer ’29 and Arielle Stopak ’27 report on the year ahead for Chris Levy, GDS' next permanent high school principal.
Read More »Dylan Kim ’30 and Lucy Newman ’29 cover Anike Oliver's and Bobby Asher's appointments to the roles of interim eleventh- and twelfth-grade deans.
Chloe Sachs ’28 reports on the new high school construction projects.
Josh Altschuler ’28 and Vera Shishkin ’30 cover the changes to this year's course-registration system.
Aliana Cromer ’29 and Gavin Solomon ’28 cover James Elish's appointment to the role of assistant principal for academics.
Kai Park ’27 covers students' recent concerns about colleges that use AI in their reviewing process.
Read More »Maia Shakow ’29 covers this year's Fancy Sparkly Day festivities.
Molly Kaplan ’29 and Evan Samenow ’29 report on the game that's captivating the school.
Lucy Newman ’29 covers GDS' Hopper Holiday trip to a Nats game.
Aliana Cromer ’29 and Emma Hantman ’29 cover the GDS policy debate team's recent appearance in the Tournament of Champions.
Ryan Granowitter ’27 argues that the new schedule rushes students between periods.
Abby Freedman ’27 argues that students' inclination to overwork is not beneficial.
Noah Kolker ’26 argues that the administration should implement a grade-deflation policy for better learning.
Teresa Dean ’26 reflects on academic pressure and advises students to make time for friends and sleep.
Jackson Carmen ’30 and Nate Feldman ’30 cover the men's varsity soccer team's Sports Saturday win against School Without Walls.
Read More »Alexandra Ezrow ’28 covers the annual flag football tournament.
Here are the results from competitions during the week of Sept. 28 and next week’s athletics schedule.
Clara Farr ’30 covers the volleyball team's USA-themed Pack the House Night.
Here are the results from competitions during the week of Sept. 21 and next week’s athletics schedule.
Chloe Sachs ’28 and Zoe Wolin ’28 report on students' and teachers' fashion in the first
Kai Park ’27 reports on 'Rocky Horror,' this year's spring musical.
Annabelle Garland ’28 shares some of the bizarre quotes she has heard around the school.
Eliana Elias ’29 and Molly Kaplan ’29 present Chadwick and Shrimp as they get ready for
Annabelle Garland ’28 shares some of the absurd quotes she has heard around GDS.
Rebecca Joffe ’29 shares a banana bread recipe with a crunchy twist.
Elaine Koukios ’30 and Kalyani Rao ’30 share a cookie recipe that merges summer and fall.
Caleb Kurtzer-Ellenbogen ’29 shares a recipe for challah with streusel topping.
We hope you enjoy the last print issue of 2022!
Lucille Hletko Wood ’29 and Chloe Newkirk ’27 report on students' alcohol use at the homecoming dance and the school's response.
Alexandra Ezrow ’28 reports on the women's varsity soccer team’s win against School Without Walls.
Jackson Carmen ’30 and Nate Feldman ’30 cover the men's varsity soccer team's Sports Saturday win against School Without Walls.
Alexandra Ezrow ’28 covers the annual flag football tournament.
Here are the results from competitions during the week of Sept. 28 and next week’s athletics schedule.
Clara Farr ’30 covers the volleyball team's USA-themed Pack the House Night.
Alex Hughes ’27 covers third-grade teacher Todd Carter's new effort to highlight local authors.
Rebecca Joffe ’29 shares a banana bread recipe with a crunchy twist.
Jacob Blane ’28 and Annabelle Garland ’28 report on a car crash at 42nd and Davenport Street.
Elaine Koukios ’30 and Kalyani Rao ’30 share a cookie recipe that merges summer and fall.
Ryan Granowitter ’27 argues that the new schedule rushes students between periods.
Here are the results from competitions during the week of Sept. 21 and next week’s athletics schedule.