Zachary Jager ’23 reports on the cause of prolonged shelter-in-place instructions on Nov. 18.
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Sadie Foer ’23 reports on GDS annual Summit on Sexual Assault and Consent and its impact on attendees.
Avram Shapiro ’24 takes a look at the rehearsal process, and the history, of GDS’ student-run dance troupe.
Avram Shapiro ’24 covers the beginning of the women’s varsity basketball season.
Callie Solomon ’25 reports on controversy sparked by a speaker at the Indigenous Heritage Month assembly.
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Sosi Audain ’26 profiles longtime teacher and running coach Anthony Belber, who moved to the high school after 25 years of teaching third graders.
Zachary Jager ’23 reports on GDS’ response to a shooting near Jackson-Reed High School.
Ila Dohrmann ’24 speaks with seniors who cast their first ballots this year.
Henry Fragale ’26 reports on community reactions to the school’s Transportation Management Plan.
Aymaan Enayetullah ’25 reflects on how students reacted to the shooting in Tenleytown.
Antonia Brooks ’23 writes to implore women to be aware of the negative impact of the male gaze.
Sophia Flyer ’23 criticizes the decision to limit a minimester course to Asian students.
The Bit’s editors call for GDS to assemble and release statistics regarding inclusivity at the school.
Here are the results from competitions during the week of Nov. 7 and next week’s athletics schedule.
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Jeremiah Farr ’25 covers the women’s varsity volleyball team’s victory at the DCSAA tournament.
Dominic Bloch-Prime ’26 covers GDS’ loss in the D.C. State Athletic Association quarterfinals.
Here are the results from competitions during the week of Oct. 31 and next week’s athletics schedule.
Jeremiah Farr ’25 covers the women’s varsity soccer team’s victory at the ISL A Division tournament.
Alex Gerson ’23 reviews the first two episodes in Season 2 of The White Lotus.
Alexa Gillespie ’25 reports on the different processes of auditioning for GDS’ performing arts groups.
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.
Luke Fedorchak ’24 presents a new set of cartoons in which Chadwick and Shrimp return from
Annabel Hilzenrath ’24 brings a new batch of absurd quotes she heard over the summer.
Nico David-Fox ’24 and Ellie Kessler ’24 review boba tea from shops around D.C.
Ellie Kessler ’24 shares her recipe, adapted from her friend’s mother’s, for jam oat bars.
Phoenix Zhang ’24 shares a modified recipe for a classic Chinese dessert.
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Nico David-Fox ’24 and Ellie Kessler ’24 review boba tea from shops around D.C.
Avram Shapiro ’24 covers the beginning of the women’s varsity basketball season.
Zachary Jager ’23 reports on the cause of prolonged shelter-in-place instructions on Nov. 18.
Aymaan Enayetullah ’25 reflects on how students reacted to the shooting in Tenleytown.
Joseph Stocker ’24, the runner-up in this year’s Highlighter competition, is sounding the alarm on foul play.
Avram Shapiro ’24 takes a look at the rehearsal process, and the history, of GDS’ student-run dance troupe.
Sadie Foer ’23 reports on GDS annual Summit on Sexual Assault and Consent and its impact on attendees.
Callie Solomon ’25 reports on controversy sparked by a speaker at the Indigenous Heritage Month assembly.
Antonia Brooks ’23 writes to implore women to be aware of the negative impact of the male gaze.
Sosi Audain ’26 profiles longtime teacher and running coach Anthony Belber, who moved to the high school after 25 years of teaching third graders.
Annabel Hilzenrath ’24 shares the Augur Bit editor application she filled out last year.
Zachary Jager ’23 reports on GDS’ response to a shooting near Jackson-Reed High School.
