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2023’s Winterim is Another Sucess

February 28, 2024
FGS Culture & Arts

By Bobby Liberatos ’24 Winterim was a little shorter this year but it didn’t take away from the experience at all. There were twenty varied courses that featured trips and experiential learning.

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Black History Month

February 27, 2024
US & World Affairs

By Samara Kinyanjui ’27 Black History Month is a month that is dedicated to Black Americans’ achievements. From February 1 to March 1, Black Americans receive recognition for their contributions to The

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Boys Varsity Hockey Shoulder Check Foundation Game

February 27, 2024
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By Tray LaMay’25 The Frederick Gunn School Boys Varsity Hockey played their first annual Shoulder Check Foundation game on January 18th, 2024. The boys played great against The Taft School, winning a

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Women’s Fitness Hours Article

February 26, 2024
FGS Culture & Arts

By Samara Kinyanjui ’27 Abigail Circle is a student-led, woman-centered affinity group. It was created to give women a safer place to feel like their voices were being heard on campus. It

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I Heart Fred

February 26, 2024
FGS Culture & Arts

By Carter Barry ’25 Apart from all the hockey buzz and snow, we had an exceptional Gunn event this winter. For those who were unaware, Gunn Society hosts the annual “I Heart

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Lunar New Year Celebration 2024

February 26, 2024
FGS Culture & Arts

By Ryan Ryu ’25 Over the weekend of February 10-12, the Gunn community came alive with vibrant colors, music, and a deep sense of cultural pride as they celebrated the Lunar New

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Winter Semi-Formal

February 26, 2024
FGS Culture & Arts

By Paige Jackson ’24 Every winter, typically in February, the Frederick Gunn School hosts a semi-formal dance. In past years, the event has occurred in the dining hall or outside in the

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SAT and ACT Advice 

February 26, 2024
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By Carter Barry ’25 Standardized testing happens in all grades. Even in elementary school, students still stress over the standardized tests and cumulative math exams. But as the end of high school

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The Future of Humanity in Space: Axiom Space

February 26, 2024
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By Karl Hammer ’25 There is no doubt that of the most lucrative industries in the world at the moment, outer space tops the list. Whether it be commerce, travel, or logistics

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Girls Hockey VS. Faculty

February 26, 2024
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By Carter Barry ’25 & Ava Veronneau ’24 Last weekend was the infamous Girls Varsity Hockey vs. Faculty game. Here at Gunn, this is our Super Bowl, a modern take on the

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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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