“Blow for Bojo as bro Jo go goes,” proclaimed last Friday’s headline story of London’s Evening Standard. This tongue twister perfectly summed up the ridicule of this past week’s Brexit antics. Boris Johnson, the new Prime Minister of England, surrendered his majority in Parliament after losing the support of 21Read More
If you are ever in the Student Activities Center (SAC) on a weekend, you might see a group of students lugging heavy tech equipment around the building. If you’ve ever been to a school dance, on a Choate trip to New Haven, or attended Spring Fest or a movie night,Read More
On April 21, Cyclone Kenneth, the largest in Mozambique’s history, hit the country, leaving entire towns decimated. Yet this is only the latest in recent Mozambican news. In March, Cyclone Idai, one of the worst tropical cyclones ever recorded in the Southern Hemisphere, struck the country. Mozambique is still strugglingRead More
English teacher Mr. Joe Lampe has strayed from having his students use traditional methods of literature analysis such as class discussions, thesis-centred essays, or tests. As his junior English class is reading The Crying of Lot 49 by Thomas Pynchon, Mr. Lampe has decided to go for something a littleRead More
On April 8, the United Kingdom released a 102-page white paper, entitled the Online Harms White Paper, that outlines future plans to penalize social media and technology companies that don’t take steps to protect users from harmful, fake, or dangerous content. Companies that don’t conform could face heavy fines andRead More
Most of us have a cherished item — something that means more to us than its face value. Many people choose to take this love a step further and start a collection of these items, whether for monetary value or sentimental connection. The most common collections are of stamps, coins,Read More
Today, Gold Key is a prestigious program, giving a select group of students the opportunity to tour applicants and their parents around our campus. This experience is often the prospective students’ first glimpse of Choate. But where did this program get its beginnings? And how has it evolved, developing intoRead More
Imagine the ability to design your own Signature Program in almost any of your academic interests. That’s the Capstone Program. Designed for flexibility, the program allows a hard-working and devoted students to delve deeply into a topics of their choosing with the guidance of a faculty member. This year,Read More
