Spring sports spotlighted before all events postponed due to COVID-19 outbreak
Baseball Although the varsity baseball team lost outfielder-pitcher Nate Jakobs, ’19, who now plays for Pomona-Pitzer, and assistant coach Gary Jakobs, it i...
Nihal Gulati
Country Day reacts to coronavirus outbreak; alumna evacuates Beijing
The coronavirus outbreak has been front-page news since its emergence in early January. Around the world, isolations, lockdowns and closures have occurred in a...
Tennis team completes singles sweep, improves to 3-0
With several new additions to the team, host Country Day defeated Linden 5-4 and Creative Connections Arts Academy (CCAA) 8-0 at Rio del Oro Sports Club on Mar...
Tennis team wins season opener despite two forfeited matches
Despite a shortage of boys, the tennis team won its season opener 6-3 on Feb. 28 against visiting Highlands at Rio del Oro Sports Club. Sophomore Vanessa Es...
Despite delays, ‘Circle Mirror Transformation’ rounds into thought-provoking play
On Feb. 7 and 8, five high school students performed in “Circle Mirror Transformation” by Annie Baker in the Multipurpose Room. The play focuses on the live...
FRESHMAN FOCUS: Blake Lincoln, ’19, furthers passion for political science at CU Boulder
Blake Lincoln, ’19, attends the University of Colorado Boulder (CU Boulder). He is majoring in political science. Q: Why are you pursuing political science?...
School plans to increase enrollment, replace Multipurpose Room, middle school building
It would take many years, but Country Day hopes to replace the Multipurpose Room and middle school building built in 1977 and 1980, respectively. SCDS...
Recording studio well-used, but not to full extent
The Connor Burns Memorial Studio — it’s a complete recording facility next to the French room, yet some students don’t know it exists. The studio had ...
SMUD to replace Country Day power lines by early 2020; back fields might be closed during upgrade
The buzz of the power lines above the back fields has been a Country Day trademark since the school opened in 1964. Starting this month, the Sacrament...
CAVS AROUND THE WORLD: Sophomore helps community, environment in Chinese hometown
In the "Cavs around the World" series, students discuss their summer internships, jobs, volunteer work and classes. Sophomore Daisy Zhou did community servi...
Nihal Gulati
Nihal Gulati is a rising sophomore at (you guessed it) Country Day. He’s 15, with two cute younger siblings (Saheb, age 12, and Heer, age 3). He’s mostly a laid-back guy who rarely gets mad. Nihal’s hobbies include reading fantasy and gaming, which is why he may walk into you while engrossed in a book. Fun fact: Nihal wants to be a physicist. Also, he still plays Pokemon on his Switch. Contact at ngulati22@scdsstudent.org.