CHLORINE CHRONICLES: In response to some frequent queries
With college admissions deadlines approaching or passing, I’ve received a lot of questions from my fellow seniors. I’d like to address some of the frequently a...
Opinion
GENERATION GREAT: A glimpse into their lives
I founded my nonprofit tutoring program in the fall of 2018, when I initially had only three young students and five volunteers. But by springtime, I had nine ...
EDITORIAL: STEM improvements laudable; now expand humanities
Prioritizing the expansion of the STEM curriculum in recent years, Country Day established itself as one of the top science, technology, engineering and math s...
MY ANGLE: ‘Star Wars’ is the best series ever
“Star Wars” is by far my favorite franchise. It has amazing music, great action and a compelling story that constantly keeps you wanting more. On Dec. 20, t...
19 songs that influenced 2019
New Year’s Eve marks a new day, month, year and — this winter — decade, and with that, a new era for music. Because of the internet, music is present in ...
CRAWFORD ON THE COURT: Kings competitive despite key injuries
Following a 39-win season of growth, the Sacramento Kings hired a 39-year-old up-and-coming coach in Luke Walton, hoping to reach the postseason and end the lo...
EDITORIAL: New M&M man policy insufficient; save announcements for National College Decision Day
Although the new policy regarding the M&M man is a step in the right direction, the most effective way to reduce the pressure it puts on students is to sav...
CHLORINE CHRONICLES: Seasonal depression
It’s fall, the most beautiful yet turbulent season in swimming. Some aspects aren’t so nice, like the giant hissing cockroaches holing up in the locker room or...
MY ANGLE: Stop celebrating Thanksgiving!
For most, Thanksgiving is a happy holiday. After all, aren’t you giving thanks for everything you appreciate, celebrating with family and getting time off?&nbs...
EDITORIAL: New schedule needs refinements to reach potential
The biggest change this school year for all students and faculty is the revised schedule. Change is always nerve-wracking, and learning last May that a new sch...