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In this issue, read about how HPRSS teachers jazzed up the term with the “Duck Exchange” in School. In Local News, learn about the creation and meaningful contributions of Choate’s Mentorship Program. Hear about Kaitlyn Yu ’27’s voice to invest in rice cookers and Levi York ’26’s argument for a change in how we speak about climate change, in Opinions. Get in the strike zone with Natalia Draghi ’27 in Sports to learn about her 250 softball strikeouts and national recognition. In Arts, read about the five different a cappella groups and their passing of leadership. If you’re looking for student presentations to see this month, try reading the Features article on Capstones, where sixth formers will share their academic passions and extensive research throughout the year.
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Every Tuesday morning following School Meeting, the smell of fresh, sweet donuts wafts through the air...
- School News
Choate’s course catalogue boasts over 300 courses, ranging from the arts to the sciences to multidisciplinary...
- School News
“Storytelling holds immense power. It resists silence; it preserves memory; and most importantly, it combats...
- School News
In what has become an annual rite of passage for the John F. Kennedy Program in Government and Public...
- School News
This year in the HPRSS department, rubber ducks have become the most coveted items on campus. In a new...
- School News
On May 2, the Choate Carnival made its highly anticipated return to campus, transforming the field in front of...
- School News
The best reminders of home are often the most simple — for some, a good bowl...
- Campus Opinions
Weekends — for many, just hearing this word elicits relaxation. Long Weekends...
- Campus Opinions
We have all been there — you try to get a team uniform at the equipment room in...
- Campus Opinions