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Spanish 3 Honors class recently took on the immigration debate. Wrapping up a three-week study of immigration, students were to create position statements. They read the short story "Cajas de cartón," watched the film La misma luna, studied primary documents from the...

During the annual Bisbee Tea, Nadya Yeh explains her research paper, "The Underground Railroad and the Abolitionist Movement." Nadya is one of nine recipients of this year's Ethan Wyatt Bisbee Prize, an honor bestowed on students for their outstanding research in...

In 2009, Maggie Stark (Visual Arts faculty) received a fellowship to study German culture at the Goethe Institute in Berlin. Her fellowship coincided with the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Maggie’s observations of the public events and...

Each year, 91̽��’s performing arts and music departments collaborate on a challenge that becomes the ultimate crowd pleaser: a full-scale musical, created from start to finish in just two months. This year’s production, City of Angels, will not disappoint.   “The...

Nick Bland (I) has received the Scholar-Athlete award from the Jack Grinold Eastern Massachusetts Chapter of the National Football Foundation. The Scholar-Athlete award is one of the most prestigious in high school football. Nick’s head coach, Kevin Macdonald,...

With a mischievous smile, Erick Tseng ’97 took the Asian stereotype head-on as he described defining moments in his career and personal life to students. Erick, who was on campus as the 14th Hong Kong Distinguished Lecturer, joined Facebook as head of mobile products...

In Terri HerrNeckar’s Algebra II class, 91̽��’s mathematicians were tasked with creating animations using the TI-Nspire, a hand-held graphing calculator. While the project’s requirement was to “successfully animate a smiling face using one parameter” and write a...

Selected out of an impressive group of candidates, Mykayla Sandler (II) was chosen to participate in the Basic Science Partnership (BSP) summer research program at the Department of Cell Biology at Harvard Medical School. For eight weeks, Mykayla will work in the lab...

Enthusiastic seniors kicked off the biennial Community Service Day on May 1. The day gives all students and faculty a chance to help out in the surrounding communities and learn about related social, political and environmental issues. Students led service projects at...

The Spray Can and the Brush, an exhibition of new paintings by Percy Fortini-Wright, will be on view in 91̽��’s Nesto Gallery from May 3 through May 31. Through a wide array of schemes within representational painting and graffiti vernacular, Fortini-Wright...