by MacKenzie Silvia Fall Dance is preparing to succeed in the first competition, said coach Sarah Elentukh. “Based off what I've seen so far at practices, these girls have a very good chance at placing...

by Douglas Abrams Sandwiches, unlike other foods, offer a uniquely wide array of possibilities. Just about anything will go between, on, under, inside, or through two pieces of bread. Sandwiches, the Student...

by Jessica Tharaud Brighton Beach Memoirs “Brighton Beach Memoirs” will run Nov. 6 to 8 in the auditorium. A semi-autobiographical play written by Neil Simon, the work details life in Brooklyn, New...

by Jacob Gurvis What Derek Jeter has done for the game of baseball over the last twenty years is not something that will be forgotten. He has been an exceptional role model to younger players and fans,...

by Emily Moss Discussions related to the school-wide summer reading book, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, are set for Thursday in the auditorium and will be organized by grade level, with sophomores...

MacKenzie Silvia Football, 2-0, is looking to “face one opponent at a time and challenge themselves each week to improve on physical and intellectual skills,” said Mike Bower, a coach with Peter Capodilupo. Senior...

by Leah Budson Superintendent David Fleishman discussed the lessons that can be learned from his recent plagiarism fiasco with this school's Leadership in a Diverse Society class E-block yesterday. Last...

by Douglas Abrams As school gets under way, I’m finding myself more and more busy, and I know I’m not alone. Here are two fast and simple recipes that make the most out of a small amount of time. Magic...

by Leah Budson In response to superintendent David Fleishman's plagiarism of his graduation speeches, the Newtonite sat down with School Committee member Ellen Gibson to discuss her reaction. Q: What...