Crowns and Crumpets: Staples Students Attuned to Upcoming Royal Wedding
April 27, 2011 • 1 views
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Ben Reiser '13 & Bryan Schiavone '13 News Editors On April 29, thousands will congregate in London’s Westminster Abbey to witness the marriage of Prince William of Wales and Catherine Middleton. This will be the first... Read more »
December 15, 2010 | Getting Jiggy With it
December 15, 2010 • 1 views
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Photo by Caitlyn Rand '13 8:44 a.m. Jesse Bauks and his period 3 Irish Lit class practice their Irish stepdancing skills. Irish dancing, like all dancing, is linked to a history, a culture, and customs of all aspects of Ireland discussed in the class.
Culture Without Conflict
December 13, 2010 • 1 views
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Image via Wikipedia Judaism and I have a strange relationship. If we see each other at a party, he’ll buy me a drink, but somehow I’ll lose his number. And next month I’ll see him again, and I’ll make up some excuse for why I never called. Judaism is an attractive stranger on the train, a... Read more »
New Course, “Global Studies,” Approved in BOE Meeting
October 26, 2010 • 1 views
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On Mon., Oct. 25, the Board of Education met to discuss important action items, including trends in standardized testing, and the addition of a new Social Studies course, beginning in the ’11-’12 school year. The Board also accepted the gift of a Boston baby grand piano to Bedford Middle School,... Read more »
Timing of AP Tests Affects Teaching Habits
March 12, 2010 • 483 views
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Alix Neenan '12 Graphics Editor When Dr. Joel Kabak’s Advanced Placement Biology students log on to his website, they are welcomed by a clock that shows how many days, hours, minutes, and seconds they have until the AP exam. Time appears to be a primary issue when it comes to AP classes, especially... Read more »
The History of the Pledge
December 4, 2009 • 987 views
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"It’s now time for the Pledge,” Principal John Dodig announces on the loud speaker. It’s Wednesday morning and students sit in their classes with fluttering eyelids and cups of caffinated beverages sitting in front of them. While the Pledge is being recited, some students can be seen standing,... Read more »