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A need for new stairways to accessibility

Editorials Board November 6, 2023

Kindness, one of the school’s three pillars, could be better reflected in the diversity of ability of its students and the campus’s accessibility accommodations. There are currently...

Horns and Halos

September 6, 2023

From top left to bottom right: Brian Brennan ’24 proudly displays his catch with friends; Alexandra Kluzak and Darius Sinha (both ’24) are The Vanguard’s own Barbie and Ken; Anshika Chadda ’26 embraces his friends at the IFNet camp in New Hampshire; Olivia Lee ’25 rocks out at music camp; Upper School (US) French Teacher Madame Roucher- Greenberg and former US English Teacher Zoe Balaconis run into each other in France; Jemma Harvey, Hadley Earl, Kate Furey, Meghan Britt, Caitlin Mara, and Sophia Recupero (all ’24) are country queens at Morgan Wallen’s Fenway concert; Emilia Khoury ’25 and her friend eat the fine prosciutto and melon Italy has to offer.

Summer Highlights

September 6, 2023

‘Crazy in Love’ with Beyoncé at the Renaissance Tour

‘Crazy in Love’ with Beyoncé at the Renaissance Tour

Dahlia Roberts September 6, 2023

As a little girl who wanted nothing more than to become a singer, I idolized Beyoncé. She stood above all as a role model. In elementary school, I would walk around my house and classrooms teaching everyone...

Supreme court overturns affirmative action in 6-3 decision School considers the aftereffects

Supreme court overturns affirmative action in 6-3 decision School considers the aftereffects

Graham Lee, Projects Editor September 6, 2023

For more than half a century, colleges have employed affirmative action to create ethnically and racially diverse classes. However, on June 29, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that the use...

An ambivert, not introvert

An ambivert, not introvert

Rose Fahy, Column Writer September 6, 2023

When I was 15 years old, I described myself as an ambivert–a person with features of both an introvert and an extrovert—on a getting-to-know-you survey, which baffled my history teacher at the time...

Masks@BBN shines light on BIPOC experiences

Masks@BBN shines light on BIPOC experiences

Darius Sinha and Managing Editor September 6, 2023

In the wake of a national reckoning on racism prompted by the murder of George Floyd in 2020, a coalition of unnamed Upper School (US) students opened an Instagram account, Masks@ BBN, to expose and address...

Help us level up

Help us level up

Editorials Board September 6, 2023

Each year a handful of academically-driven students make the conscious choice to move up a level in one or more of their courses. Whether it be moving from Spanish III to AP Spanish IV or from Chemistry...

Climate change: we can’t take the hea

Climate change: we can’t take the hea

Editorials Board September 6, 2023

“The era of global warming has ended, the era of global boiling has arrived,” United Nations Secretary General, António Guterres, said this past month during a United Nations conference in New York....

Cassidy’s aunt (Caroline Collins),Linda, Adam, and Dave stand aside the Stanley Cup at the Cassidy Murray Foundation’s inaugural event.

‘A light that bright doesn’t go out:’ Cassidy’s family keeps her memory alive

Alexandra Kluzak, Editor in Chief September 6, 2023

“Let your smile change the world, but never let the world change your smile;” this maxim was printed on a sign that sat on the desk of Cassidy Murray '27. Her parents, Dave and Linda Murray P ’24...

Listen Up

Rose Fahy, Column Writer June 6, 2023

At age 17, I’m nearing three years as a songwriter: three years worth of lyrics, hooks, scrapped verses, picking patterns, faint pitchy humming, and unfinished ideas packed into 128GB of iPhone storage....

The sleep deprivation monster pursues a cardboard cut out of a student in an installation created by the stagecraft class.

From sculptures to stagecraft: arts show displays visual art

Douglas Zhang, Digital Media Editor June 6, 2023

A gouache Archaeopteryx drawing, a cardboard cut out of a monster, and a black-and-white painting of an MRI; these are three of the student works of visual art displayed on the first-floor and secondfloor...

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