Photo Courtesy of Amazon Homer’s “The Odyssey” follows the indefatigable hero Odysseus on his long, incredible journey home to Ithaca. Written around 700 BCE, the epic Greek poem is one of the
Because of the First Amendment Right that protects the freedom of the press, the vast world of journalism offers countless perspectives and inundates people with a constant barrage of media and information
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As the winter weather loses its bitter chill, the crowds in the hallways of Fieldston thin as students and faculty leave campus to attend the spring’s numerous overnight trips. While exciting experiences
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Editors’ Note: Unless otherwise specified, all photo credits go to the author, Lily Saal Band members quietly fine-tune their instruments, while actors shake out their jitters from the wings, both preparing for
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What happens when a classical orchestra meets jazz musicians and two hours of improvisation? Keith Witty (‘95) has an answer. On Thursday, February 27, three music classes — the Jazz Ensembles and
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On February 19, Fieldston students enrolled in the spring semester elective ‘Rise of the Right in Contemporary American Politics’ once again departed for the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) This year’s event,
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