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Issue 4
Volume 120
Issue 4

Open the 120 Masthead’s Year In Review issue to read the 2025-2026 school year, wrapped! In highlights, read about Choate’s surprise (and emergency) days off, such as Presidents’ Day, the power outage, and the snow days. Next, turn to trips and speakers to read students’ tasty and cultural trip to the South, and the year's showstopping speaker, John Green. Flip to arts highlights to read about portraits in the PMAC, and Choate’s first film festival, before heading to sports highlights to find out how Fall and Spring preseasons went for teams. Next, say goodbye to departing faculty members before sending off the seniors with sentimental senior speeches and senior superlatives on the senior page. Last but not least, take a walk down memory lane, and read what Choate students selected as their favorites of the year, from SAC events to drinks from Lanphy café.

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