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 Maeren Hay ’23 The topic of being a woman in this day and age has somehow become controversial. At times, it can get overwhelming to understand femininity and womanhood as a
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By Sloane Walsh ’25 Picture it, 1000 years in the future. Earth is a wasteland, and humans have gone to the Proxima Centaurians for help, but for the Proxima Centaurians to help
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By Martha Ewing ’26 22 year old Mahsa Amini died in the custody of Iran’s Morality Police three days after being beaten for wearing her hijab ‘incorrectly’. Many people disagree with this
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By Mairin Hoffman ’25 Eight new student leaders, The Prefects, are announced at the beginning of every school year. These leaders represent the community as a whole and organize many of the
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By Caroline March ’24 This year at the Frederick Gunn school we have many new faculty members. I got lucky enough to have two of them as teachers in my newspaper class,
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By Megan Sladish ’25 The Emerson Fitness Center is home to many young students, athletes, and teachers. This well-used community space allows for growth and development in many different areas. The Emerson
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by Thomas Vo ’25 From numbers and formulas to flying with the baseball dream, he is giving his all. He is a young, dedicated, and self-thriving gentleman, but who exactly is he?
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By Paige Jackson ’24 Feminism is an important part of today’s society. Not just in America, but all around the world. Women everywhere have struggled with equality for as long as anyone
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By Alex Johnson ’23 Water War, an event so significant it shook The Frederick Gunn School and defined the end of the spring term in 2022. Here, the real untold story of
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