Limit on M&M man college announcements sparks debate on admissions, award traditions
Two small, round objects lie in director of college counseling Jane Bauman’s cabinet drawer. One is green and filled with M&Ms; the second is smaller, red ...
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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 ...
Chocolate Fish Coffee Roasters forgoes typical study spot in favor of quaint conversation café feel
Being a coffee lover isn’t easy — there is a plethora of drink styles, milks and beans to mix and match. And each coffee shop caters to a differ...
MINECRAFT MANIA: The journey of the world’s most downloaded game to Country Day
(Multimedia package by Larkin Barnard-Bahn, with stories written by Miles Morrow and Emma Boersma) ...
All about the Academic Resource Center
On the edge of the high school campus, just past assistant head of school Tucker Foehl’s office, lies a small room. From 1990 until this school year, it was kn...
School community divided on schedule change’s effectiveness
Of those who expressed a preference, students overwhelmingly favor the new schedule over the old one. Overall, however, slightly less than half do. Last spr...
MY ANGLE: Back off on the Bard; make more room for varied voices!
O Shakespeare, Shakespeare, wherefore art thou so overrepresented in our curriculum? During one of the first AP English Literature and Composition cla...
SCDS speaker examines parenting methods, role of failure in first book
Jessica Lahey will discuss her 2015 book, “The Gift of Failure: How the Best Parents Learn to Let Go So Their Children Can Succeed,” on Tuesday, Oct. 22, at 7 ...
Alumnus was under threat of evacuation during Japan’s largest storm in decades
During his year studying in Tokyo, Quin LaComb, ’17, was under the threat of evacuation over the weekend due to Typhoon Hagibis, Japan’s largest storm in decad...
