As the semester ends, and we finally begin to adjust to practically living at school, we all at some point must have assessed our surroundings to try, on some level, to grasp how childish or grown-up we are as a whole. Like maintaining...
By Alexa Haeflinger
The morally ambiguous areas of technology are a direct result of its ability to enhance and restrict positive human interaction. As technology has progressed throughout the years, it is unclear whether...
It’s safe to say that at Fenwick, we are all busy people. From sports practices to extracurricular activities to hard academic classes, we certainly have a lot to juggle. While it’s so easy to worry about a difficult test...
The Republican bases for the 2016 Presidential Election are highly fragmented. The election marks the most candidates running for a major political party ever. Thus, several insider and outsider politicians have received the golden...
Whereas summer calls to mind lounging on the beach and taste testing the latest Starbucks Frappuccino, the upcoming winter season calls to mind many vivid recollections of years past. Although we all enjoy reminiscing about recent...
First to fail include, Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, and twenty-nine State Governors.
Just this September, the Pope visited the United States and the topic most stressed was acceptance of others regardless of race, color, gender, ethnic...
By Liam Bodlak
First period is rough, whoever you have. I personally have many fond memories of attempting to keep myself awake in period 01 Chemistry after getting a good 4 hours of sleep the previous night. However, with...
By Elizabeth Schmid
Every Fenwick student knows that time is a scarce resource and should be used wisely. Average students are at Fenwick for nine hours a day, which doesn’t leave much time for sports, clubs, homework,...
