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The Ghosts of Halloween Brings the Spirts of Choate to Life

The Ghosts of Halloween Brings the Spirts of Choate to Life

October 26, 2018 at 6:00 am Comments are Disabled

October has always been a month when you begin feeling chills from the weather — and from the spooky stories that are shared. From the dead body on campus to the ghost in Lib, the following are only some examples of ghost and spirit encounters on campus. Di’Anna Bonomolo ’20Read More

Many Choate parents are also alumni: (from left to right) The Keatings, the Sethbhakdis, and the Ponce de Leons. (from left to right) Photos courtesy of Graham Keating, PJ Sethbhakdi, and Tigo Ponce de Leon

Welcome Moms, Dads, and Former Choaties!

October 25, 2018 at 10:15 pm Comments are Disabled

Listen to accounts from alumni parents and current students on how Choate has changed its environmental policies, curriculum, daily life, and much more. [Photo courtesy of Graham Keating]

What’s the Best Way to Relieve Stress?

October 19, 2018 at 6:00 am Comments are Disabled

Question of the Week: What is Your Favorite Way to De-stress? With midterms passed and the fall term gaining speed, the stress in the air is thick. In the life of a high school student, especially at one of the nation’s elite boarding schools, it is difficult and almost impossibleRead More

Mr. Carey Kopeikin’s extensive pencil collection, displaying over 2,000 pencils. Photo by Praj Chirathivat/The Choate News

Sitting down with Mr. Carey Kopeikin: A Man Who Looks to Spread the Joy of Pencils

October 18, 2018 at 11:22 pm Comments are Disabled

Caption: Since he was eight years old, Mr. Carey Kopeikin has been collecting pencils and now has more than 2000 in total. [Photo by Praj Chirathivat/The Choate News]

A Latte Caffeine on Campus

October 12, 2018 at 6:00 am Comments are Disabled

According to the National Center for Biotechnology Information, caffeine is the most widely used, mind-altering substance for people of varying age groups and backgrounds because it’s legal, easy to obtain, and present in many beverages. Recent studies by the National Council on Strength and Fitness have shown that caffeine intakeRead More

A Guide to Choate’s Vernacular

October 12, 2018 at 6:00 am Comments are Disabled

During your time at Choate, you’ve probably become used to the various acronyms students use to communicate both for convenience and easier understanding. Here is a condensed list of some of the acronyms that Choate students frequently use:   The SAC: The Student Activities Center / St. John Hall St.Read More

Introducing Ashley Wang ’19: New Senior at the KEC and Member of the National U.S. Figure Skating Team

Introducing Ashley Wang ’19: New Senior at the KEC and Member of the National U.S. Figure Skating Team

October 12, 2018 at 6:00 am Comments are Disabled

You are probably aware that a number of Choate’s post-graduate students are athletes who play on varsity teams, but for PG Ashley Wang ’19, athletics extend far beyond the WJAC.  Wang is a student from Los Angeles, California who is on the National U.S. Figure Skating Team and represented theRead More

Introducing Ashley Wang ’19: New Senior at the KEC and Member of the National U.S. Figure Skating Team

Introducing Ashley Wang ’19: New Senior at the KEC and Member of the National U.S. Figure Skating Team

October 11, 2018 at 11:06 pm Comments are Disabled

Hailing from Los Angeles, California, Ashley Wang ’19 shares her insight as a member of the National U.S. Figure Skating Team and the captain of an internationally competitive skating team [Photo courtesy of Ashley Wang].

Question of the Week: Is Senior Fall Harder than Junior Spring?

September 29, 2018 at 11:02 am Comments are Disabled

Junior spring and senior fall: arguably the two most challenging terms of one’s high school career at Choate. Both terms come with the added stress of the college application process added on to more academically demanding courses. Can it be determined which term is more difficult, or does it varyRead More