By Ryan Ryu ’25 As the 2024 Presidential Election season approaches, the Center for Citizenship and Just Democracy (CJD) is focusing on a key theme: “Civic Respect.” In a time marked by
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By Madden Albert ’25 Orientation week was hectic for everyone around the Frederick Gunn School campus, but especially for the Field Hockey team. They were the only fall sports team that traveled
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By Benjamin Adovasio ’25 An often overlooked but undoubtedly essential part of the school, the mailroom processes over 200 packages daily. In addition to being in charge of the school laundry service
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By Mairin Hoffman ’25 Over the weekend of April 19, the Center for Citizenship and Just Democracy hosted the Highlander Summit: a series of presentations by seniors displaying their Civic Changemaker Projects
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By Daisy Moriarty ’25 Over the past few months, the Gunn Music Program has had three collegiate acapella groups visit campus. Two groups were from Yale: The Yale Alley Cats and The
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By Rebecca Tu ’25 Despite ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) often being seen as a sign of low intelligence, what many people don’t know is that ADHD is quite a double-edged sword.
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By Martha Ewing ’26 The Spring Term has just started here at Gunn, and with it has come a multitude of new music choices. After the bleakness and desolation of a New
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By Bridie Bolger ’24 Upon receiving the news of an away game for Boys Varsity Hockey on Wednesday this week, Mr. McMann checked his email to see if Alex LoGuercio ‘24 and
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By Paige Jackson ’24 If you are still undecided on what co-curricular to do this spring term, never fret because the Frederick Gunn School has many options for interscholastic sports and other
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By Paige Jackson ’24 All students know that summer is the only true solace from school, a blissful three months where very little needs to be considered other than what to do
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