Despite this being his first year at Choate, Ben Cho ’22 has already contributed to numerous victories this winter with Boys’ Varsity Swimming. He has won many sprint freestyle races and has participated in successful relays, and he will continue to help the team as they prepare for the FoundersRead More
This past Saturday, Boys’ JV Hockey lost a 2-1 nail biter against Taft but not for lack of effort. With most of the action coming late in the game, both teams had multiple scoring opportunities but could not seem to finish. Choate played well considering they were missing several keyRead More
Any student who has walked through the senior section of the dining hall in the past week has probably seen the table of candy and gifts for those who have donated to the Annual Fund. Each year, Choate’s graduating class comes together to donate a senior class gift. Assistant DirectorRead More
On Tuesday, February 19, students gathered in the PMAC and Getz Auditorium for the biannual Thalheimer Lecture. This year, Dr. Jonathan Haidt was invited to speak, and he shared with the Choate community a talk on moral psychology and its applications. Following his speech, Vincenzo DiNatale ’19 andRead More
Jeffrey Zhou ’21 and Julian Schirnding-Yach ’21 are bringing wonder and excitement to the community with the latest addition to Choate’s vast collection of clubs. After beginning the process of approval in the fall term, Magic Club is finally established and ready to make students analyze reality. Many people haveRead More
Last week, posters advertising a new club were posted across campus. They read, “There will be no food, there will be no water, there will be only anarchy,” coupled with an image of a red fist. This eccentric and attention-grabbing notice belonged to a club named “Young Radical Leftists,”Read More
On Thursday, February 14, the Senate voted to confirm William Barr to succeed Jeff Sessions, and he was sworn in to become Attorney General of the United States. Barr has served in this position before, under President George H. W. Bush. Although he was confirmed by the Republican-majority senate, BarrRead More
Every year, many Choate students spend hours working on writing assignments, pouring their hearts into pieces that mirror their passions. For some, their efforts culminate in submitting pieces to the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards, a regional and national competition for dedicated young artists and writers. For this competition, theRead More
rom former professional baseball player David “Big Papi” Ortiz of the Boston Red Sox to former NBA shooting guard Kobe “Black Mamba” Bryant, nicknames coined for athletes have long been a common and intriguing aspect of all sports. Athletics at Choate are no different, and oftentimes, athletes are either givenRead More
