Preview: Jubilee Singers to host school year’s final concert
Jubilee Singers is preparing for the this school’s final concert for the school year. They will be performing Saturday, June 1 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium.
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BLAC Day: Faculty discuss racial issues
Faculty members spoke about racial issues in the school and greater community as a part of Black Culture Awareness Day yesterday during D-block in the little theatre.
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The Newtonite Way Back When: 1982- 1983
Check out these funny pictures showing what this school was like when your parents were in high school!
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Review: ‘Art Morning’ overflows with talent
The early morning sun cast a cheerful glow upon room upon packed room of students, teachers, and parents during Art Morning, this school’s annual art and photography exhibition, which took place this past Friday from 7:15 to 9 a.m.
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Review: ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ proves a hilarious, lively production
With detailed costumes and a unique ’60s spin, this year’s Shakespeare collaboration between this school and South, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” was nothing if not humorous and out of the ordinary.
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News
Election results
Junior, sophomore, and freshman classes elect class officers for the upcoming year.
Sports
Baseball
May 15, 2013
against Framingham
Score: 7-1
Result: Win
Record: 15-2
Compiled by Jacob Gurvis
Arts
Preview: Jubilee Singers to host school year’s final concert
Jubilee Singers is preparing for the this school’s final concert for the school year. They will be performing Saturday, June 1 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium.
Opinion
Editorial: Be glad for GELF
Here at Newton North, the student body has access to an extensive range of opportunities, with access to classes like Fashioneering, Greengineering, and Black Voices. this school goes above and beyond the average high school experience in providing an entirely different set of learning opportunities by enabling students to travel abroad.
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Arts
Arts
Review: Pops Night showcases student talent with a relaxed atmosphere
Strong community spirit was evident at yesterday’s Pops Night, a showcase for student musical groups. The night was laid back and fun, friends sitting with friends at inviting cafeteria tables and a delicious pot-luck meal.
Blogs / Turntable
Turntable: A generation without movements
I get a bit incredulous when people make broad generalizations about decades. The number ten is so obvious for us ten-fingered folk that we seem to make generalizations about decades just for the sake of compulsive categorization. It’s as if the fifties were the Beatniks, and on January 1, 1960 the collective youth decided to hug a tree and smoke a blunt to The Beatles. The ’70s were disco and punk! The ’80s’ subcultures were a little vague, but the ’90s made up for it with grunge and old-school hip-hop. Then at the wake of the 20th century, Generation Z reached the second millenium with a void where cultural movements and youth groups once lay.
On Campus
BLAC Day: Student panel talk about experiences at this school
A student panel assembled in the little theatre during E-block yesterday for Black Culture Awareness Day, organized by the Black Leadership Advisory Council at this school.
On Campus
BLAC Day: Faculty discuss racial issues
Faculty members spoke about racial issues in the school and greater community as a part of Black Culture Awareness Day yesterday during D-block in the little theatre.
On Campus
BLAC Day: Bassett discusses Boston Busing Crisis
Students filled up the little theatre yesterday during B-block for the first part of Black Culture Awareness Day. The Black Leadership Advisory Council club, which organized the event, was founded at this school over 20 years ago.
