Callie Solomon ’25 covers the experiences of students who tested positive for the virus and remained home while others returned to school.
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Zachary Jager ’23 reports on GDS’ testing efforts and community members’ expectations for the delayed return to school.
Annabel Hilzenrath ’24 interviews science teacher Greg Dallinger about his style sense.
Alex Gerson ’23 covers how the high school and students responded to an outbreak of infections.
Kaiden J. Yu ’23 documents a march on the National Mall opposing vaccine mandates.
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Elena Forlini ’23 reports on two student groups with varying approaches to promoting sustainability.
Laith Weinberger ’24 covers the high school principal’s planned departure at the end of the school year.
Malvika Reddy ’23 reports on seniors’ progress with the 60-hour community service requirement.
Adam Leff ’22 and Zachary Jager ’23 report on the school’s approaching deal to purchase the WMATA plant.
The editors of The Augur Bit make the case for shunning virtual school.
Natalia Freedman ’25 suggests ways GDS can educate students on crucial financial skills.
The Augur Bit’s editors argue that GDS should favor internal candidates for two key administrative jobs.
Malvika Reddy ’23 argues against the recent cross country psych and the temporary policy GDS adopted in response.
Sophie Axelrod ’22 covers GDS’ first ever appearance in the D.C. tournament final game.
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Shai Dweck ’22 reports from GDS’ second-round game in the D.C. tournament.
Catherine Dooley ’24 reports from the ISL varsity volleyball championship game.
Shai Dweck ’22 and Rahil Malhotra ’22 cover the 2021 MAC golf championships.
Jeremiah Farr ’25 reports on the 2021 MAC and ISL cross country championships.
Julian Galkin ’22 ranks the best songs from the past year.
Margaret Blomstrom ’24 covers the experiences of three GDS seniors who release original music.
Look back on 2021 at GDS through a compilation of Bit-doms by Annabel Hilzenrath ’24 and
Julius Boxer-Cooper ’22 returns with his latest series of Limited Shrimp cartoons.
Annabel Hilzenrath ’24 examines the crisis of freshmen all-school emails and what one senior did about
Julius Boxer-Cooper ’22’s signature cereal protagonist takes on the college admissions process.
Miriam Akhmetshin ’22 and Leah Belber ’22 review sandwiches from Call Your Mother, Bagels Etc. and Baked by Yael.
Phoenix Zhang ’24 shares a recipe for mellow-tasting radish cakes and an accompanying sauce.
Miriam Akhmetshin ’22 and Leah Belber ’22 review sandwiches from Bullfrog Bagels, Georgetown Bagelry and Bethesda Bagels.
Enjoy The Augur Bit's final print edition of 2021!
We hope you enjoy our second print edition of the school year!
Enjoy The Augur Bit's first print edition of the school year!
Enjoy The Augur Bit's last print edition of the 2020-2021 school year!
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Laith Weinberger ’24 covers the high school principal’s planned departure at the end of the school year.
Malvika Reddy ’23 reports on seniors’ progress with the 60-hour community service requirement.
Andrew Mikhail ’23 covers GDS’ handling of social media accounts run by clubs, teams and other organizations.
Kaiden J. Yu ’23 documents a march on the National Mall opposing vaccine mandates.
Callie Solomon ’25 covers the experiences of students who tested positive for the virus and remained home while others returned to school.
Annabel Hilzenrath ’24 interviews science teacher Greg Dallinger about his style sense.
The editors of The Augur Bit make the case for shunning virtual school.
Zachary Jager ’23 reports on GDS’ testing efforts and community members’ expectations for the delayed return to school.
Look back on 2021 at GDS through a compilation of Bit-doms by Annabel Hilzenrath ’24 and Stella Tongour ’22.
Alex Gerson ’23 covers how the high school and students responded to an outbreak of infections.
Julian Galkin ’22 ranks the best songs from the past year.
Margaret Blomstrom ’24 covers the experiences of three GDS seniors who release original music.
Natalia Freedman ’25 suggests ways GDS can educate students on crucial financial skills.
Elena Forlini ’23 reports on two student groups with varying approaches to promoting sustainability.
The Augur Bit’s editors argue that GDS should favor internal candidates for two key administrative jobs.
