What to Know about Voter Fraud

By Robin Wright ’22 Voter fraud, sometimes called electoral fraud, is any illegal tampering, interference, or rigging of an election. In the past weeks, President Trump has declared victory and professed that

More

Winterim: Facts and Figures

By Drew Sutherland ’21 This year, for the first time ever, The Frederick Gunn School is implementing a program known as Winterim, in which students choose a single course they wish to

More

The City that Sleeps

By Bennett Lax ’23 The City that never sleeps finally slept. No anxious businessman walking to a meeting, no newly minted 21 years old stumbling home from bars, no taxi drivers zooming

More

The Bubble

By Bennett Lax ’23 Flashback to March 11th, 2020, whisperings of a player with COVID-19 circulated throughout the NBA. I remember getting ready to watch the Thunder-Jazz game when right before tip-off,

More

New England Drought

By Josh Novick ’21 An arid summer of 2020 has contributed to a scorching drought across New England damaging agriculture and wildlife. Over 25% of Massachusetts, 20% of New Hampshire, and 45%

More

The Bourne Rebellion

By Drew Sutherland ’21 *disclaimer: this article is for comedic purposes only* In the past few days, a contagious new movement has begun to spread on campus: a dangerous group of anti-maskers

More

NHL: Sports Shutdown

By Josh Novick ’21 A nationwide shutdown of American sports on March 11th and 12th closed down hope for a life-long sports fan, but the National Hockey League (NHL) took a different

More