By Mairin Hoffman ’25 I have been a film lover since a very young age and have seen many movies that impacted me differently. Everyone has that movie; the one that makes
By Hadley Nussbaum ’24 Mr. Marich is a coach, parent, advisor, administrator, dorm parent, and director of athletics. Sounds like a lot, right? How does he manage to balance it all? Let’s
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By Mairin Hoffman ’25 Halloween is one of the most anticipated holidays of the year, as people love to dress up and embrace the scary things we all love. Halloween is important
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By Matis Molina Ricard ’24 Erling Haaland has been at the top of discussions in the past few weeks due to his outstanding performances and his energetic character. Many head coaches from other
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By Jenny Macler ’23 and Lucy Sanchez ’23 On Sunday, October 2 at Wamogo High School, four prominent writers spoke on the role of race in American politics and how it has
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By Sloane Walsh ’25 and Mairin Hoffman ’25 Don’t Worry Darling, one of the most talked about movies of 2022, has many mixed reviews. Some of the biggest stars in Hollywood are
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By Sloane Walsh ’25 and Megan Sladish ’25 “We lie awake in love and in fear, in turmoil and in tears. We stare at walls and drink until they speak back. We
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By Matis Molina Ricard ’24 Long distance runners from Kenya have always dominated the podium, and Ferdinand Omanyala wants to inspire the next generation of Kenyan athletes to become sprinters as well.
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By Matis Molina Ricard ’24 The new host for the 2022 World Cup is the smallest nation to ever host the event and is causing much uncertainty as to whether they will
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By Ryan Ryu ’25 Mask mandates in public spaces and schools are removed, athletic competitions are back, and people are saying goodbye to the never-ending online classes. Life from pre-covid is returning
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By Jenny Macler ’23 Here at The Frederick Gunn School, students are enthusiastic and passionate about a multitude of topics outside of the classroom. That means that we have an abundance of
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