Evan Cheigh '22 and Jiacheng Kang '22
November 10, 2018 • No Comments
If the world is already producing more than one and a half times enough food to feed everyone on the planet, why are people still starving? According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), one of the...
November 10, 2018 • No Comments
Summer after summer, there is construction happening on campus. This summer, a project that cannot be ignored is the construction of a fourth campus entrance gate. The gate is located on Joy Lane, home to many faculty houses....
Katie Reveno '20, Assistant Features Editor
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Voice staff members attended Blueprint, an interscholastic journalism conference. The conference, which was presented by Phillips Academy Andover’s weekly newspaper, The Phillipian, allowed students to collaborate in student-led...
Yumin Shivdasani '20, Assistant Opinions Editor
November 10, 2018 • No Comments
Last month, the engineering class was assigned to identify an issue around campus that could be ameliorated using the skills they had been learning in class. One design team, comprised of Freddie Tobeason ’19, Jaden Cheeks...
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St. Mark’s Day marks the end of the regular season for most varsity athletes. Depending on the team, coaches used different strategies to prepare for the big day: some focused...
Tyler Weisberg '22, Assistant Sports Editor
November 10, 2018 • No Comments
Since the boys junior varsity and varsity cross country teams came in fifth and sixth last year during the NEPSAC New England Championships, the team has gained and said farewell...
Leah Pothel '21 and Cornelia Potter '21
November 10, 2018 • No Comments
For the past two years, Brit has been an extra pair of hands helping in the Athletic Center, serving as the Assistant to Athletic Equipment Director. This began back in fourth...
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The Red Sox topped the Dodgers this year four games to one in a World Series that was closer than some of the scores suggested. Coming into the series, there were several...
Max Steinert '20, Assistant Sports Editor
October 19, 2018 • No Comments
There is a constant buzz around Groton’s rowers during spring crew season as they stride across campus in their uniforms or are seen erging their hearts out in the foyer....
November 10, 2018 • No Comments
“The urge to destroy is also a creative urge—Picasso.” Banksy posted this caption along with a video on his Instagram, admitting that he was involved in the destruction...
Katherine Johnson '20 and Kamsi Onwochei '20
November 10, 2018 • No Comments
For the past few years, one of the most popular events at Groton has been Open Mic night. Students and faculty used to regularly pack Gammons Recital Hall, usually exceeding...
Claire Lee '20, Assistant Arts Editor
November 10, 2018 • No Comments
Groton’s previous interim headmaster Peter Camp, once described Gordon Chase, saying “He looks at the world through Chase coloured glasses, in which there is but one pair.”...
Hannah Gold '22 and Annie Pei '22
November 10, 2018 • No Comments
This year, Mary Ann Lanier, the Performing Arts Department Head, decided to make adjustments to the dance program in response to student feedback. These changes include new...
October 19, 2018 • No Comments
This year, the Visual Art Department is seeking more opportunities for students and faculty on the Circle to showcase and appreciate artwork. Groton’s art teachers and prefects...
Finn Lynch '19, Photographer
November 10, 2018 • No Comments
“I love exercising! The fresh air helps me clear my mind to prepare for the upcoming challenges.” - Lucy Gund ’19 “Ordering food and hanging out with my friends...
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Spirit Week brought in its wake red, black, and white in the schoolroom, zebra stripes around the circle, and strange, impressive, and witty costumes throughout Groton’s...
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As the yellow light of the side room in the wellness center turned off, eight people sat cross-legged on soft blocks, breathing softly while stretching their hands over their...
Eunice Cho '20, Assistant Features Editor
November 10, 2018 • No Comments
Whether energetic poodles or nervous Havanese, dogs are a familiar sight at Groton. Many Groton students have come to appreciate these on-campus dogs, since merely seeing...
Brooks Anderson '20, Columnist
November 10, 2018 • No Comments
There is a crisis of free speech at Groton. More and more, student’s views and opinions are being stifled, especially in classrooms in which politcs are a consistent topic...
Jack Wilmerding '19, Assistant Opinions Editor
November 10, 2018 • No Comments
Jamal Khashoggi is dead, murdered by the government that he so rightfully criticized. He entered the Saudi consulate in Istanbul under the premise of getting divorce papers...
Andrew Porter '20, Derek Hu '21, and Powers Trigg '21
November 10, 2018 • No Comments
Days ago, Harvard University completed defending itself against a lawsuit alleging that it discriminates against Asian American applicants. The suit, undecided at the time...
October 19, 2018 • No Comments
In early September, the New York Times published an anonymous op-ed essay from a senior official of The Trump Administration. It disclosed the dilemmas the President was facing,...