Do you know where your stuff is? School steps up security as recent area thefts remind community to remain watchful Tuesday, April 10, 2012 By Katia Patin '12 Along with longer days and warmer weather, the spring season marks the beginning of heightened activity on campus. The musical, lacrosse and softball games, and various campus events are all staples o full story	School to implement new administrative position Tuesday, April 10, 2012 By Jeannette Joly '13 [ArticleImageHyperLink] Head of School Dan Kerns reported that, in the last few months, the administrative team decided to return to a two-tiered model. This dual-leader style was used in the past when Sister Mary Berchmans full story
Hickory dickory dock, the mouse ran...through the Commons Tuesday, April 10, 2012 By Lilly Deerin '15 "It was two weeks ago, and I was sitting criss-cross on the ground in the Commons and a mouse hit my knee, ran over my computer, and then I saw it hit someone’s backpack and I started screaming, but i full story	What's in a ring? Friday, March 30, 2012 By Madison Boyd `13 and Molly Slater `13 A breakdown of the all-important decision behind student’s class ring choices Emily Fuldner `13  Stone: Pearl  Metal: Silver  Engraving: “Hakuna Matata”  Emily Fuldner `13 selected a beautiful comb full story
A day at the market Friday, March 30, 2012 By Frances King `15 Like every weekend at Eastern Market, the streets are bursting with excitement and busy with a “steady flow of tourists, and a steady flow of locals,” as Leah Sturgis, an Alaskan native and vendor for full story	The biking battalion Thursday, March 29, 2012 By Adriana Dropulic `15, staff writer Recently, biking to school has become the newest teacher fad. Veteran science teacher Dr. Mark Pennybacker and first year math teacher Robert Aronstam are some of the first teachers to consistently ke full story
A thoroughly modern musical Thursday, March 29, 2012 By Christina Libre `13 The school year has raced by and the fourth quarter is now upon us. For the theater department, this entails the final rehearsals for the spring musical, Richard Morris’ "Thoroughly Modern Millie." Pe full story	Beg to Differ: Is 'Titanic 3D Cameron's cry for cash or a re-release that won't sink at the box office? Thursday, March 29, 2012 By Rosie Murphy `12 and Cristen Corry `13 Staff writer Cristen Corry `13 and Deputy Editor-in-Chief Rosie Murphy `12 argue for and against the new release of "Titanic 3D." full story
Dieting vs. Fasting: keeping the true spirit of Lent alive Thursday, March 29, 2012 By Margaret Hynds `13 On Ash Wednesday each year, Christians around the world commit to 40 days of penance and preparation for Easter. Lent’s origins can be found in the Bible, stemming from the 40 days Jesus spent in the full story	Newspeak vs. txt talk: what’s the difference? Thursday, March 29, 2012 By Sarem Gizaw `12 If you text message, you must read George Orwell’s “1984.” The implementation of Newspeak, a mechanism by which the totalitarian government of Oceania “narrow[s] the range of thought,” is analogous to full story

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