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On crisp New England fall days, there are two categories of people. There are those who venture into the cool, damp air to watch the gold and scarlet leaves tumble…

Developing song ideas, scribbling lyrics on paper, crossing out phrases, and experiencing moments of frustration: this was the process endured by senior Ian Reid and junior Kaylee Federman in making…

JoAnne Stubbe’s interest in biochemistry first emerged in 1968, when she began studying biological enzymes as a graduate student at the University of California, Berkeley. Although skeptical of the field’s…

(All photos courtesy of Bryan Murray) Instead of going up to the stage to receive a golden record player, Jon Natchez ’95 received a text at 9 a.m. while on…

(Photo by Abby Roll) Just as the world begins to wake up, physical education teacher Lauren Baugher returns from a morning workout, having been awake long before. She has been…

Senior Ethan Wright rapidly dribbles down the court after a turnover in the final seconds of a boys’ varsity basketball game against Needham. Reaching the hoop, he explosively leaps up…