By Benjamin Davis’26 Chess is known internationally as the peak of high logic and calculation, esoteric to all but the most premier of masters. Human prodigies of the game achieve great renown,
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By Jay Lee’24 During the time after dinner, students have free time until study hall. They often want to find something fun to do during this time to help them relax and
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By Trey LaMay’25 and Corbin Carkner’25 On Friday, October 27, the biggest event on the campus this year took place: Gunn’s Annual dodgeball tournament. The tournament was a one-game elimination tournament, where
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By Corbin Carkner and Karl Hammer ’25 The 2023-2024 school year at the Frederick Gunn School has officially kicked off, and with it comes a new crop of FGS faculty members. Varying
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By Jay Lee ’24 On weekdays, every student gets over an hour of free time between dinner and study hall. Students can either play sports with their friends at our athletic spaces,
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By Benjamin Davis ’26 What makes a properly written plot? A story? An entire book, even? Any requirements that one may think of when asked these questions are thrown away entirely in
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By Peter Murphy ’24 The school year is off to a great start, as students have been learning in classes and competing fiercely on the fields. In the Tisch schoolhouse, however, the
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By Daisy Moriarty ’25 On Sunday, October 29, two toaster buses full of Frederick Gunn students left campus and went to Hartford Stage in Hartford, Connecticut to see their production of Pride
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By Paige Jackson ’24 The Frederick Gunn School has begun a new tradition this fall: Athletes of the Week. Each week, coaches will recommend a player from their team that they find
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By Mairin Hoffman ’25 On October 6, 2023, one of the school’s most cherished traditions, Play 4 The Cure, was held on a rainy night full of intensely competitive field hockey games.
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