By Jennifer Macler ’23 On Sunday, February 12, FGS held its first-ever chess tournament. Across campus, chess has surged in popularity and thanks to Joe Shaker ’24, Chess Club has organized a
By Daisy Moriarty ’25 Recently, The Frederick Gunn School had its first “Live Like Fred” weekend of the 2022-2023 school year. According to Mr. Fladager, “Live Like Fred Weekends are an opportunity
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By Caroline Marich & Paige Jackson ’24 If there’s one thing we know about the Highlanders, it’s that they sure know a thing or two about school spirit. From showing up to
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By Georgie Charette ’23 Have you ever dreamed of standing on stage and slamming on the strings of a guitar? Screaming your heart out for a crowd dedicated to you? Rock Band
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by Maisie Samuels ’23 School meals don’t have the best connotations in high schools. We can all imagine the lunch lady, serving us a brown sloppy mess they claim to be chili,
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By Caroline Marich ’24 ATTENTION! ATTENTION! GFH is planning quite the evening this coming Saturday, 10/29! Our very own 9-12th graders are facing off to see who will come home with the
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by Sloane Walsh ’25 and Megan Sladish ’25 Over the weekend, FGS saw a storm of all school events starting with the Friday night under the lights football game and finishing with
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By Jenny Macler ’23 The United States is in a blood donation crisis. From a labor shortage and COVID-19 to a lack of donors, there is not enough blood to meet the
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By Jenny Shen ’23 From October 11th to October 15th, all across campus, tables and stations were adorned with delicious pastries, coffee, and lemonade. On top of that, “Go Gunn” tents, “Welcome”
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By Bridie Strowe-Bolger ’24 Whether we realize it or not, the FGS community revolves around the arts. Our school meetings take place in the Tisch Auditorium, home of our theatre program; our
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By Jenny Macler ’23 & Bridie Strowe-Bolger ’24 The Frederick Gunn School is a cultural mixing pot representing students and faculty from all over the world, yet until recently, our school was
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