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By Robin Wright ’22 Tragedy struck a couple of weeks back, when one of our own, Michael Burns was eaten by a bear on the school walk. Reports have suggested that the

By Tim Lacy ’22 In the Pleistocenic Titan’s Wrath The Emperor Julian of man He stood at the side of the testronic bovine Unarmed; no stone; with open hands The auroch; grounded

By Robin Wright ’22 Despite COVID-19, the mechanisms of The Frederick Gunn School are still very much in place. One example of this is the prefects and their essential role in our

Photo via SmugMug Galleries By Katherine Cortese ’21 On September 12th, all students at The Frederick Gunn School, both boarding, day, and even remote, participated in our first Clash of the Cohorts

By Clara Prander ’22 Every year when the school starts again, we welcome new students and faculty to our campus. This year there are six new faculty members, and we are thrilled

By Ava Lee ’21 and Drew Sutherland ’21 Dear Frederick Gunn Community, We both hope you all are having a wonderful start to the 2020-2021 school year at The Frederick Gunn School!

By Ava Lee ’21 This year, The Highlander Staff is excited to start writing articles for our website, print edition, and the first ever Highlander News Network. For the first time ever,

By Juliette Gaggini ’20 As the school year comes to an end, the Gunnery community begins its celebrations sending off the 88 seniors and seven post graduates that make up the Gunnery

By Ava Lee ’21 In September of 2016, The Gunnery welcomed new faculty members to campus to fill many different roles. One of those faculty members was Dr. Matthews (also known as