By Juliana Pagano ’29 March 17 marks a day when many honor the Land of the Saints through traditions such as wearing green clothing, attending…
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By Amelia Jewett ’27 The month of March is often characterized by the thawing of mountains of snow, the first hints of spring, and, of…
By Lillian Jewett ’29 With the weather slowly warming and spring on the horizon, we approach the optimal time for social gatherings. From cute crafts…
By Gracelyn Skilling ’26 We place a huge importance on romance. We have a whole holiday for it. We have over a thousand apps that…
By Amelia Jewett ’27 Nothing captures the spirit of New England quite like city streets transformed into something resembling the Alps. Just as the dirt-covered…
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By Gracelyn Skilling ’26 Ah, biking. For the average person, “biking” brings to mind a certain species of mental images: bucolic little rail trails lined…
By Amelia Jewett ’27 For over a century, The Nutcracker ballet has enchanted audiences with dazzling choreography and world-renowned music. The classic show has become…
By Lillian Jewett ’29 It’s that time of year again when Grandma’s kitchen smells like sugary, sweet treats. From gingerbread to classic sugar cookies, the…