From Nicaragua To The United States: The American Dream
By Ashley D’Ambrosia I always know when my grandfather is at my house, because I can hear the sound of the piano…
By Ashley D’Ambrosia I always know when my grandfather is at my house, because I can hear the sound of the piano…
By Emma Blackwood “It is hugely important that every child understand the complexity of human history in all different dimensions in order…
By Lilly Brand It was Thursday, my favorite day of the week. I couldn’t contain my excitement after school as I arrived…
By Haley Jenkins Collegiate’s Walker Hill (‘20) joined Mia Garland, a Douglas Freeman High School senior, and Katie Yohe, a teacher at…
By Maggie Bostain Reclined in his chair, his bare feet propped up, wearing faded jeans and a blue button-down shirt, a smirk…
By Caitlin Long September 11th, 2001 is a date every American knows as a one of great defeat and sorrow. The September…
By Sarah Garman Rohr As a 17-year-old girl, born in 2001, I am part of a generation that spent its childhood on…
By Hayley Dunn NPR calls it a “silent epidemic.” It can’t be seen, and it’s not something that people talk about on…
By Ann Ross Westermann Since the 1986 restructuring of Collegiate’s Mooreland Road campus, when the Girls and Boys Schools merged, Collegiate’s Middle…
By Stephen Laming Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy. CTE. The degenerative brain disorder appearing in headlines over the last decade. CTE is an emerging…
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