By Tori Ledoux ’23 The highly anticipated Marilyn Monroe Documentary, Blonde, just premiered on the 28th of September, as a Netflix original movie. The film is directed by Andrew Dominick and has
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By Ryan Ryu ’25 How would you feel if you were rejected from the college you’ve dreamed of attending because of your race? Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) sued Harvard University and
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By Jenny Macler ’23 The United States is in a blood donation crisis. From a labor shortage and COVID-19 to a lack of donors, there is not enough blood to meet the
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By Peter Murphy ’24 It is almost the most wonderful time of the year! As the days here in Washington Connecticut continue to get colder, we are getting closer to the beginning
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By Mairin Hoffman ’25 What is Cancel Culture? People who aren’t active social media users may be asking this question, and boy, you are in for a ride. Cancel Culture has taken
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By Martha Ewing ’26 The Po Cafe recently celebrated its two-year anniversary. It is an extremely popular place for Gunn students to hang out, and every student has their favorite thing on
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By Jenny Shen ’23 From October 11th to October 15th, all across campus, tables and stations were adorned with delicious pastries, coffee, and lemonade. On top of that, “Go Gunn” tents, “Welcome”
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By Bridie Strowe-Bolger ’24 Whether we realize it or not, the FGS community revolves around the arts. Our school meetings take place in the Tisch Auditorium, home of our theatre program; our
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By Jenny Macler ’23 & Bridie Strowe-Bolger ’24 The Frederick Gunn School is a cultural mixing pot representing students and faculty from all over the world, yet until recently, our school was
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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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