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The Circle Voice

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The Circle Voice

The Student Newspaper of Groton School

The Circle Voice

Artist of the Issue: Ava Bridges '24

Artist of the Issue: Ava Bridges ’24

Max Fan ’25 December 13, 2023

From head of choir and the Maqupellas, to writing songs and making her own films, Ava Bridges ’24 has demonstrated her talent and love for artistry in many different forms. Ava has spread her talent...

Autism Under the Spotlight: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time

Autism Under the Spotlight: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time

Chloe Han ’25 December 13, 2023

This past fall’s play, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, was a play of many firsts: it was performed over Parents’ Weekend, co-directed by Laurie Sales and Erik Fox, and welcomed predominantly...

The Soaring Gamba

Amanda Chang ’26 and Tabitha Picucci ’27 October 29, 2023

Stroll into the Christopher Brodigan Gallery any night, away from the cacophony of Groton life, and let yourself be immersed in the idyllic streets of Colombia and a whirlwind of nimble birds. Juxtaposing...

Artist of the Issue: Marlene Ma '24

Artist of the Issue: Marlene Ma ’24

Sunny Ma ’28 and Evelyn Cai ’27 October 29, 2023

For the past five years, Arts Prefect Marlene Ma ’24 has demonstrated her talent and creativity through Grotons extensive programs, where she has emerged as a creator of remarkable distinction. Participating...

Is Modern Art Truly Art?

Is Modern Art Truly Art?

Ethan Yan ’27 and Philip Holland ’27 October 29, 2023

You’re in New York City with a friend, waiting for a connecting flight to Los Angeles. It doesn’t depart for a few hours, so both of you decide to check out the Museum of Modern Art. One piece hidden...

Mudge Fellow Cedric Douglas: Public Art with a Public Purpose

Eric Ge ’24 August 14, 2023

A row of vivid red roses lines one side of the de Menil Gallery walls, while six large name tags and a series of monochrome portraits cover another. Street Memorials by Cedric Douglas, this year’s Mudge...

Groton Orchestra at Districts

Liv Ding ’26 August 14, 2023

Doug Miller is a memorable man. He calls himself the “bald old guy” and likes to boast about being able to tie his own bow ties. He retired from teaching music in 2019, just before the pandemic hit. “But...

A Multi-Talented Artist of Mixed Mediums: Amy Ma ’23

Eleanor Taggart ’24 August 14, 2023

Senior Grotonian Amy Ma ’23 has been a noteworthy artist on the Circle since her Second Form year. From creating comic strips for the Circle Voice to writing and illustrating her own book about Australian...

Artist of the Issue: Cam Cunningham ’24

Sheena Bakare ’24 and Michaela Hanson ’24 August 14, 2023

Cam Cunningham ’24 is a photographer with a distinctive eye for capturing the moment of suspense in quiet scenes. While traveling in Costa Rica with his Canon Rebel T7, Cam’s experiences with the people...

Return Back to 1989: Taylor Swift’s Newest Album

Michaela Hanson ’24 August 14, 2023

I was busy on October 11th—busy awaiting the arrival of Taylor Swift’s tenth studio album, Midnights. As a passionate Taylor Swift fan, I expected nothing less than brilliance. However, as I listened...

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