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Remarkable vinyls and CDs since 1978 at Rough Trade West

February 10, 2016April 16, 2016John Towfighi ('20) Comment

Right around the corner from the world famous Portobello Road lies Rough Trade. The music store was founded in 1976, and boasts one of the [Read more…]

Vintage Review • Strangeways, Here We Come: a self loathing, sardonic waltz

February 10, 2016June 11, 2016Charlie Gorrivan ('20) Comment

The Smiths were undoubtedly one of the most significant alternative rock bands to come out of England in the 1980s. Their fourth and final studio [Read more…]

Gifted eighth grade rugby player takes on academy challenges

February 10, 2016April 16, 2016Ethan Snizek ('20) Comment

By looking at the tall, muscular, rugby machine, one might think that he is a full grown high schooler. Even though he plays on the [Read more…]

Fifth grade table tennis star defeats older opponents

February 10, 2016April 16, 2016Eva Merlino ('20) Comment

Ten year old Aadil Anand has a burning passion for table tennis, competing in tournaments and practising whenever he can. Anand’s love for the sport [Read more…]

Anna Podurgiel swims her way to nationals

February 10, 2016April 16, 2016Ethan Snizek ('20) Comment

Eighth grader Anna Podurgiel has devoted her life to her passion and talent of swimming. Like most people, as a young girl she took basic [Read more…]

Snowboarding: more tricks, fewer injuries, better experience

February 10, 2016April 16, 2016Charlie Park ('20) Comment

Snowboarding vs skiing has been the age old debate ever since the rise of snow sports.  There are three kinds of people in this world, [Read more…]

Apple Music vs. Spotify Streaming services compared

February 10, 2016April 20, 2016Yash Dhir ('20) Comment

Over the past ten years, streaming services such as Spotify and Pandora have branched out and grown from applications such as iTunes. The iTunes library [Read more…]

The Black Line is new creative outlet for middle school students

February 10, 2016April 16, 2016Spencer Towfighi ('23) Comment

The Black Line is a new student run literary magazine started by three eighth graders, John Towfighi, Charlie Gorrivan, and Andrew Shaffran. The students run [Read more…]

When is it okay for middle school students to lift weights?

February 10, 2016April 16, 2016Jonathan Novak ('20) Comment

Living a healthy lifestyle is something that can make you feel better, look better and improve your overall sports performance. It is indisputable that exewrcising [Read more…]

Variety of ketchups compared at lunch

February 10, 2016April 16, 2016Ryan Driscoll ('20) Comment

Ketchup is the world’s most used condiment, only second to mayonnaise. On January 22, the middle school participated in a middle school-wide ketchup taste test. [Read more…]

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