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College night to offer insight to post-graduation plans

College night to offer insight to post-graduation plans

Emma Sukosolvisit, News editor October 8, 2024

Representatives from over 150 colleges across the country, as well as the military, will gather and meet with students in the SOA during College Night at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 9. “I think it’s...

Stephanie Fraktman, Class of 2024, worked on her mural last spring Thursday, March 21.

Class of 2024’s unfinished murals: alumni return to complete their artistic visions

Eric Lam, Arts editor September 23, 2024

Last school year, the Class of 2024’s Art Major IVs spearheaded a fresh wave of murals on the hallway walls. However, with three murals left unfinished, artistic alumni will return to complete the murals.  “In...

Senior Awards night celebrates seniors in the theater department

Senior Awards night celebrates seniors in the theater department

Nika Jayanth, Arts editor June 14, 2024

Laughter and cheers erupted from the Lasker Auditorium as North celebrated seniors in the performing arts with Theatre Ink’s annual theater awards Thursday, May 30.  The awards night started with...

Senior Jacob Viveiros sits in on a reverse field trip in the film lecture hall for history teacher David Bedar's Middle East, Asia, Latin America (MEALA) course Monday, Nov. 23. (photo by Ian Dickerman)

Seniors hope for smooth college application process amid COVID-19

Dea Cela November 29, 2020

As colleges adjust the application process to COVID-19, seniors across the United States face a unique challenge as they begin to wrap up the college application process. Some have decided to make the...

Senior Edie Pike works at her desk at home. (photo courtesy of Pike)

Seniors maintain positive outlook for remote school year

Helen Xiao September 17, 2020

The fall breeze of September typically marks the reopening of high school with students streaming back into the building. Seniors, ready to embark on the last year of high school, arrive at the building...

Football runs onto the field before the game. (Photo by Joelle Sugianto)

Football defeats Brookline in annual Thanksgiving Day Game

Jake Forbes November 22, 2018

Football defeated Brookline 33-6 at home this morning in the 124th annual Thanksgiving Day Game. “This was such a special game because of the long tradition that it has,” said senior Nick Busa, a captain...

What are your goals now that the school year is almost over?

The Newtonite June 13, 2016

by Laura Schmidt-Hong   Tiger Question: What are your goals now that the school year is almost over?   “I want to get the highest grades this term and do well on my finals.” - Freshman Isabella...

Contestants of Mr. 014 singing "Let it Go"

Jermel Wright wins Mr. 014 pageant

The Newtonite May 22, 2014

by Jake Sims Speyer On Monday night in the little theatre, senior Jermel Wright beat out five other seniors in the Mr. 014 competition, which is a cross between a beauty pageant and a talent show. Mr....

Senior Sam Mayer, far left, second row, attended Milton Academy's "Mountain School" during second semester of the 2012-13 school year.

For students, semester-long educational programs becomes a popular option

The Newtonite September 23, 2013
Hike mountains. Chop trees for firewood for the night. Camp overnight in the woods in two foot snow, then try to find your way back home using little more than a compass, a map, and your knowledge of the outdoors. Speak a little Spanish, then, go to Advanced Placement (AP) United States History and do your IDs. Rinse and repeat.
Seniors in the Mr. '013 competition dance to "Gangnam Style" Thursday, Jan. 24.

For contestants, Mr. '013 competition proves a night to let loose

The Newtonite February 6, 2013
by Alex Feit Before he would walk the runway in a pink tutu and prance onstage, senior Jonathan Kim had a few choice words to say to his competitors. “The other contestants should have better things to do with their time than lose a competition,” he said. “I’m in it to win it.”

Students recognized as National Merit semifinalists

The Newtonite October 18, 2012
by Samantha Libraty Nine seniors were recognized as National Merit Scholarship semifinalists for their high scores on the Preliminary SAT (PSAT) last year, according to vice principal Midge Connolly.
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