The Alternative for Germany Party and its Infamy
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Author: Shane Vogel, World Section Deputy Editor
A Crumbling Road: The Quagmire of Armenia and Azerbaijan
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A Tired Senior’s Top 7 College Buzzwords
Staff writer Shane Vogel humorously explores the repetition in phrases across college websites, suggesting this vocabulary often obscures the specificity of individual institutions. Continue reading A Tired Senior’s Top 7 College Buzzwords
My First Hand Account of the Paris Protests
At first, it only seemed to be a silent, calm night in the streets of Paris’ first district. However, suddenly, we heard loud chanting. Continue reading My First Hand Account of the Paris Protests
Club Inactivity: Is It a Big Deal?
The student council sent out a school-wide email marking January 7th as the date by which club approval applications must be filled out. With many clubs not having met up until this point, however, there became the threat of many clubs being “dissolved.” The official George School clubs list for the latter semester was recently released, with some clubs from the beginning of the year … Continue reading Club Inactivity: Is It a Big Deal?
Vandalism in the Marshall Boy’s Bathroom
Marshall’s boys’ bathroom was recently shut down due to an act of vandalism. The incident was not reported in an email, though the news nonetheless spread throughout the school. Continue reading Vandalism in the Marshall Boy’s Bathroom
New Student Update: How Do They Feel about George School?
Considering how unique George School is, many new students are bound to have notable first impressions throughout their first weeks here. In order to learn about some of these initial takes, I interviewed a handful of the freshman class. Continue reading New Student Update: How Do They Feel about George School?
How Does GS Feel About Mask-Friendly?
George School officially went mask-friendly at 8:00 AM this past Saturday. It has been quite the transition for George School students, for the last time the community was on campus without masks was on March 5, 2020. We interviewed a handful of students to get some of their perspective(s) on the colossal change in the George School student life Continue reading How Does GS Feel About Mask-Friendly?
An Inside Look at the COVID-19 Regulations Decision Making Process
Every now and then, we get emails notifying us George School students of new and changed COVID regulations. While it may be apparent that these changes are decided based on general COVID-related factors, what specifically drives these decisions? Who exactly are calling the shots? Continue reading An Inside Look at the COVID-19 Regulations Decision Making Process
Russia and Ukraine: The Past and Some Present
If you have been paying attention to the news lately, then you probably know about the tensions escalating between Ukraine and Russia. As western and European powers are getting more and more involved with the situation, the whole ordeal is being brought to worldwide attention. Continue reading Russia and Ukraine: The Past and Some Present