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Issue 3
Volume 120
Issue 3

In this issue, read about Choate’s experience hosting the Annual G30 Conference in School News, before turning to Local News to get a taste of what Wallingford cafés are offering on their Spring menus. Next, flip to Campus Opinions to see what Eliza Oneill ’27 has to say about the nomination-based application process of Choate’s tutoring centers, and Opinions Nation-World to get a rundown of Alliances in the Middle East. In Features, get to know the Choate News faculty advisers, Ms. Markman and DeStefs, before getting a preview of Choate Theater’s upcoming production of Twelfth Night in the Arts section. Last but not least, head over to Sports to learn more about the campus-wide hacky sack epidemic, written by Ava Hult-Falk ’27. 

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Where Art and Education Intersect

Many students at Choate are artistically inclined, but what about the faculty who teach and inspire them? For many faculty members, ...

  • Arts and Leisure
What's on Choate's Nightstand

The Andrew Mellon Library at Choate is home to around 276,000 books and e-books, spanning popular genres to decades-old archives...

  • Features
Backbone of the Choate News: Ms. Markman and Destefs

Publishing a newspaper bi-weekly is no easy feat, but The Choate News’ faculty advisers make it possible. English teacher Ms. Cahaley Markman and History teacher Ms. Courtney DeStefano (DeStefs) ...

  • Features
  • Top Story
The Disease of Viral Politics

Political discourse has always been a cornerstone of a functioning democracy. At its best, it invites disagreement, forces people to defend their ideas, and creates space for compromise and growth...

  • Nation/World Opinions
  • Top Story
Who Rules the Middle East Now?

Shifting alliances in the Middle East suggest that regional power is no longer organized primarily around opposition to Iran, but instead around emerging strategic partnerships among Sunni-majority states, fundamentally changing how conflicts in the region are formed and fought...

  • Nation/World Opinions