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Students returning from Thanksgiving break find a campus decked out in twinkling lights and colorful decorations. The festive energy around School reminds students that winter break is near, and each house’s holiday traditions have students celebrating the season with...

Why not examine democratic electoral systems from a mathematical perspective, math faculty member Matt Simonson thought, leading up to the presidential election. Together with colleagues Becky McCormick and Juan Ramos, Matt developed a unit for their Algebra II Honors...

A banana costume, a duet guitar performance, building a LEGO city? This year’s Talbot Speaker, Joe Vulopas, used some unconventional methods to communicate an important message to students. Founder and executive director of Aevidum, Mr. Vulopas’s goal is spreading...

King Theatre stage became 17th-century France this weekend, complete with clashing swords. The performing arts department, and 91̽��’s newest students, presented The Three Musketeers as this year’s Class IV Play. The Class IV Play is a long-standing tradition at...

This year, Bishop John Shelby Spong continued the Endowment for Religious Understanding speaker series established by the Class of 1952. Bishop Spong spoke with students about accepting people, regardless of their race, religion, gender or sexual orientation. He...

91̽��'s cross country runners are league champions. The girls brought home the ISL Championship Cup this weekend, a feat last accomplished by the program in 1983.   “The race was really fast, because the first part of the course was completely flat,” said Maddie...

Colored Memory - Primary Narratives, an exhibit of original paintings by Boston artist Ekua Holmes, opened on Friday, November 2, in the Nesto Gallery. Part of an ongoing series of collages by Ms. Holmes, her works in this exhibit revisit the joys and challenges of...

Tapping into his ancestral Puerto Rico and his 1960s Brooklyn childhood, Martín Espada’s poems weave stories of immigrants, family, music, racism and baseball. With passion and humor, he read from selected works to students in King Theatre, framing his poems with...

Shakespeare’s coastal setting of Illyria gets an unexpected treatment on the King Theatre stage during this fall’s production of Twelfth Night. The 400-year-old comedy will combine the revelry of Mardi Gras with the anachronistic technologies of the steampunk...

Advocating the “bystander approach” commonly used in anti-bullying campaigns, Dr. Jackson Katz spoke with students this week, encouraging everyone to use their voices against issues of gender violence. “Gender is a central, organizing principle of human society. It...