By Hadley Nussbaum ’24 Winter is approaching, and fall is fading away. Which means soccer, field hockey, crew, cross country, and football season have all come to an end. Although us fall
By Alex Johnson ’23 During winterim, a group of FGS students elected to join the Washington DC winterim trip. Led by Mr. McMann and Ms. Petrillo, the class initially started the course
By Sloane Walsh ’25 & Megan Sladish ’25 In Ms. Rimany and Ms. Peluchiwski’s Winterim class, Cultures of Reading, students visited public libraries, bookstores, and coffee shops around Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New
By Martha Ewing ’26 The world has just lost a fashion icon. On Thursday, December 29th, 2022, Vivienne Westwood died in Clapham, England. She has arguably had the biggest influence on British
By Peter Murphy ’24 Many people started the New Year off right. Some bought a gym membership that they will never use again after less than two months of usage. Others quit
By Thomas Vo ’25 On October 30th, a spooky Halloween event was held at a cabin on top of a mountainous area near our school. A wide range of people participated, from
By Alex Johnson ’23 The availability of local news is an important part of our society, telling stories and informing us about our local community. Local news brings culture to the area.
By Georgie Charette ’23 Every fall at the end of the sports season, there comes a Saturday that has the entire school on the edge of their seats. Canterbury day comes just
By Maeren Hay ’23 What Are They Engineering In That Room Under Memorial? Not many people actually know what goes on in the FGS Engineering classes. Before I became an Engineering student,
By Jenny Shen ’23 The Student Center is always one of the top hangout spots on campus, where students watch movies, play ping pong, or enjoy a game of pool. When having