Adele Ziemba ’25 and Callie Solomon ’25 report on the deletion of an email by administrators from student and faculty inboxes.
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Sadie Foer ’23 covers GDS’ history with the ANC and the school’s failure to submit an enrollment report.
Peter Kumar ’25 and Leo Nyberg ’25 report on teachers who have used AI to write report card comments and the reactions from students, parents and teachers.
Eliana Green ’25 reports on the Black Student Union’s go-go dance, which brought in a live band and other schools for the first time since the start of the pandemic.
Jeremiah Farr ’25 and Nick von Hindenburg ’26 report on the first Integration Bee, a math competition held by the Mugs and Donuts club.
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Peter Kumar ’25 and Henry Fragale ’26 report on the emergence of AI program ChatGPT and teachers’ and students’ thoughts on its potential impacts.
Leo Nyberg ’25 covers the annual Social Justice Teach-In Day which included a keynote speaker and a unique hip hop performance.
Anna Shesol ’24 reports on a mandatory senior class meeting held to discuss reactions to college decisions.
Leo Nyberg ’25 profiles beloved high school science teacher Bill Wallace and his plans to retire at the end of the 2022-23 school year.
Elena Valdez ’25 argues that the GDS community needs to talk more about the devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria.
Natalia Freedman ’25 explores whether the grade-specific English class should be broken into separate levels, and why she believes in incorporating many different voices.
Ava Blum ’23 and Clio Blum ’25 detail how they assisted Ukrainian refugees and what their experiences taught them about uniting despite differences.
Nick von Hindenburg ’26 shares how his experience both watching and playing soccer has helped him feel united with the people around him.
Sam Wood ’26 profiles science teacher Greg Dallinger, who has kept track of GDS’ basketball stats for the past seven years.
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Finley Meyer ’26 reports on the end of the winter track season and the DCSAA championships.
Zach Lundman ’25 covers the wrestling team at both the DCSAA and the MAC championships.
Here are the results from competitions during the week of Feb. 13 and next week’s athletics schedule.
Molly Kurtzer-Ellenbogen ’26 reports on four junior and senior athletes who were recruited to compete in college and how they balance their academic and athletic obligations.
Alexa Gillespie ’25 writes about the professional musicians who have performed for students as part of
Edie Carey ’23 and Alex Gerson ’23 rate each of the movies nominated for Best Picture
Annabel Hilzenrath ’24 shares some of the strange quotes she has heard at school.
Luke Fedorchak ’24 presents a new cartoon strip in which Limited Shrimp starts his job as
Joseph Stocker ’24, the runner-up in this year’s Highlighter competition, is sounding the alarm on foul
Annabel Hilzenrath ’24 shares the Augur Bit editor application she filled out last year.
Phoenix Zhang '24 shares her recipe for delicious braised pork chops with silk noodles.
Arohi Narayan ’26 shares her recipe for gujiyas.
Lexi Berzok ’25 shares her recipe for healthy chocolate chip cookies.
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Jeremiah Farr ’25 and Nick von Hindenburg ’26 report on the first Integration Bee, a math competition held by the Mugs and Donuts club.
Peter Kumar ’25 and Leo Nyberg ’25 report on teachers who have used AI to write report card comments and the reactions from students, parents and teachers.
Adele Ziemba ’25 and Callie Solomon ’25 report on the deletion of an email by administrators from student and faculty inboxes.
Phoenix Zhang '24 shares her recipe for delicious braised pork chops with silk noodles.
Alexa Gillespie ’25 writes about the professional musicians who have performed for students as part of the jazz program’s experiential learning.
Elena Valdez ’25 argues that the GDS community needs to talk more about the devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria.
Sam Wood ’26 profiles science teacher Greg Dallinger, who has kept track of GDS’ basketball stats for the past seven years.
Eliana Green ’25 reports on the Black Student Union’s go-go dance, which brought in a live band and other schools for the first time since the start of the pandemic.
Finley Meyer ’26 reports on the end of the winter track season and the DCSAA championships.
Arohi Narayan ’26 shares her recipe for gujiyas.
Edie Carey ’23 and Alex Gerson ’23 rate each of the movies nominated for Best Picture for the 2023 Academy Awards.
Sadie Foer ’23 covers GDS’ history with the ANC and the school’s failure to submit an enrollment report.
