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From graphites to digitals, senior Katherine Mikaelson showcases her artistic talent in many ways throughout campus. Her love for art started at the age of five, “There was just something about a blank piece of paper that I found so attractive and intriguing,” Katherine said. She started to explore the different aspects of art with […]
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by Ben Small ’19 and Ben Poulios ’19 You’ve probably had a long day. The week’s been a tough one. You’ve probably just failed your math test, followed by a less-than-stellar performance in history. You’ve been beaten down; the world is filled with opponents, ruthless and indifferent. Your faltering academics throw you into a world […]
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On Thursday, Oct. 25, the juniors enjoyed a form brunch which was held at 8:30 a.m., before school. In the past, they had been during advisee periods and in the library compared to the cafeteria, where this brunch was held. The goal of the brunch was to be a fun event that students would attend. […]
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Students in the English 6 Fall Elective Poetry class, Keats to Kanye, studied the works of Wallace Stevens by taking a peaceful and educational walk through Hartford. Throughout the course, the class studies the works of nine poets, as well as the works of many rappers. One renowned American poet that they have recently studied […]
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Our society places a much higher emphasis on school sports than they do on student artistic endeavors or other educational clubs and activities. This problem exists at the high school level as well as the college level. Â This is an issue that is not only present in all of society, but also in the Kingswood […]
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JV Volleyball: The player of the moment for JV volleyball is freshman Libero Alexis Vail. Head Coach Anastasia Quinn said that Vail really stepped up to help the team. “We were down a couple of players becauses of illnesses and she stepped up and put a libero jersey on,” Coach Quinn said. She has taken […]
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Photography is the creative art of capturing a moment and turning it into a rich, lasting memory – having one image tell a story. “What is challenging about photography as an art form is to be in the moment and try to create what it feels like in the image.” This is what inspires creative […]
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Junior defensive midfielder Jamie Scarpantonio is the Girls Player of the Moment because of her hard work on the field and the way she carries herself off of it. In a very hard fought game against the Taft School, Scarpantonio had played well all game, from making good defensive plays, to advancing the ball when […]
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Calling themselves “the hardest working boyband in show business,” vocal group “BROCKHAMPTON” released a new album titled “iridescence” on Sept. 21, 2018. Members Kevin Abstract, Matt Champion, Dom McLennon, Merlyn Wood, Russell “Joba” Boring, Rodney Tenor, and Ciarán “Bearface” McDonald all have intense verses in the album, along with unique tracks by our very own […]
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On Tuesday, Oct. 30, Head of School Tom Dillow gave a powerful speech denouncing the anti-Semitic and racist attacks our country has experienced in recent weeks. After the racially charged shooting at a Kroger store in Kentucky on Wednesday, Oct. 24, which claimed the lives of two people and the anti-Semitic shooting at The Tree […]
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