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Frederick Gunn Dorm Challenge Music Video: History And Analysis

June 4, 2023
FGS Culture & Arts

By Peter Murphy ’24 During a school meeting on Monday, the prefects dug up ancient history. On the big screen in the Tisch Auditorium students saw an old dorm challenge music video

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Girl’s Gym Hour

June 4, 2023
FGS Culture & Arts

By Jenny Macler ’23 Beginning March 30th, Abigail’s Circle has initiated a Girls Gym Hour every Thursday from 6:30-7:30.   Due to popular demand to create a more inclusive and comfortable space for

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Golf Update

June 4, 2023
FGS Sports

By Alex Johnson ’23 Spring season is underway at FGS and that means the golf season has begun. Competing against top tier golf programs in schools around the New England area, the

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Gunn for Gun Safety

June 4, 2023
FGS Culture & Arts

By Sloane Walsh ’25 Before Spring break, students from the junior class announced the start of a new club on campus called Gunn for Gun Safety. Run by Gordon Bennet, Paige Jackson,

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Hattie: The New Varsity Field Hockey Team Captain

June 4, 2023
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By Megan Sladish ’25 In the fall of 2022, the girl’s varsity field hockey team made a great run and had an overall phenomenal season. The team won the majority of their

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Quantum Computing

June 4, 2023
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By Sebastian Komaritky ’25 Quantum computing has been causing a stir in the technological world for some time, so it is not surprising that Quantum Day is observed with much enthusiasm worldwide

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Israeli forces attack Palestinians in Al-Aqsa for the second time 

June 4, 2023
US & World Affairs

By Ryan Ryu ’25 Israeli forces stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque during Ramadan evening prayers for a second consecutive night, firing rubber bullets and stun grenades at hundreds of Palestinian worshippers. Police entered the

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School Speakers: Josh Good Q&A

June 4, 2023
FGS Culture & Arts

By Martha Ewing ’26 On Tuesday, April 11th, The Frederick Gunn School hosted journalist and director of the Ethics and Public Policy Center’s Faith Angle Forum, Josh Good. The event was met

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Common Ground

June 4, 2023
FGS Culture & Arts

By Martha Ewing ’26 Exciting news is circulating campus, or at least around the CJD and Civic Journalism Community. Common Ground, a political televised “talk show” produced by PBS is coming to

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Prepping For Prom

June 4, 2023
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By Caroline Marich and Paige Jackson ’24 Highlander News is foreseeing a shift in prom trends from last spring to this spring regarding color, length, and style. At Gunn’s 2021-2022 prom, there

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The Frederick Gunn School is a private co-educational boarding school in Washington, Connecticut. The Highlander Newspaper is a student-run newspaper at the Frederick Gunn School, consisting of about 25 students. Along with the Highlander is the Highlander News Network, which consists of student made and edited videos. These videos can be viewed on Youtube and on the official Highlander News Network Instagram.

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