Lowlander/Random - Page 14

By Bridie Strowe- Bolger ’24 Most of us can agree that FaceBook is for old people, but the company’s rebranding and new $10 million project is about to change that. Most of

By Peter Murphy ’24 When I was 14 years old, I was sent to Rumsey Hall School in Washington Depot, CT mid-year.  The first day I arrived, I was terrified of what

By Maram Sharif ’22 In December of 2021, Frederick Gunn School students were granted the option of taking one of 20 Winterim courses. Several of them featured local or regional travel options.

By Bridie Strowe- Bolger While hackers are vilified, many act as digital activists for good to defend the safety of the innocent online. The modern scourge of Cyberbullying we experience today survives

By Sam Williams ‘ 24 For many Americans, the death of George Floyd in May of 2020 was a wake-up call. Some people saw for the first time how differently some police

By Avery Warren ’24 If you recently have had the pleasure to walk around campus to salvage these fleeting Autumn days, you have presumably encountered students overcome with stress surrounding finals. Yet

By Avery Warren ’24 There are so many nuances that stem from the terminology of “The War on Drugs”. Whether it is pertaining to mass incarceration or the criminalization of drugs, one

By Bobby Liberatos ‘ 24 This year’s 2021 World Series was between the Houston Astros and the Atlanta Braves. At first it seemed that the Braves were going to easily wrap things

By Bridie Strowe-Bolger ‘ 24 Beginning in 1851, with Queen Victoria’s Crystal Palace, World Expos have brought people together. Through the acknowledgment of international diversity in art, and technology, World Expos reflect

By Clara Prander ’22 The Astroworld Festival was supposed to be a normal festival but turned, for some people, into a nightmare. The 5th of November was the first of what was