Editors’ Note: all images in this article were taken by Lily Saal (V) With the Class of 2024 graduating on Thursday, May 30th, the time came to pass the torch on Senior
I used to think that poetry had to rhyme. Whenever I would write, I would grab my rhyming dictionary just so my poem could be valid. I signed up for the Dodge
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On October 13, the Fieldston community hosted noted poet, activist and academic, Dr. Elizabeth Alexander, for a timely discussion of race, art, generational responsibilities and motherhood. Alexander’s career encompasses varied experiences in
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Skye Battino (VI) is not a Division 1 commit by chance – her years upon years of hard work and dedication have led her to immense success. Battino’s volleyball career began in
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In her debut Neruda on the Park, Dominican-American author Cleyvis Natera paints an expansive and ambitious portrait of life in a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood. It feels like New York City but it
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