Now that it has been appearing in every student inbox across campus for more than a term, the student body has developed a variety of opinions on BoarCast. Kicked off last spring, BoarCast is the brainchild of the Communications Office and Student Activities and is an effort to ameliorate students’Read More
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]
Read about the fiery debate between liberal and conservative Choate students during the Young Republicans, Young Democrats, and SPECTRUM joint meeting [Photo courtesy of Kyra Jenney].
You may remember an article I wrote a few weeks ago about Forgotten Country, in which I reflected on Choate’s tradition of assigning a book for the entire student body to read over the summer. However, the process doesn’t end with the last page: it continues into the school year,Read More
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
It’s hectic. It’s stressful. It’s the college process. Early decision deadlines are approaching, and many seniors are scrambling to attend information sessions, finalize personal statements, and complete supplements. It’s nothing new: applying to college always comes with a certain degree of stress. Though worrying about college seems to be universalRead More
Lani Uyeno ’19 is the reigning New England Player of the Year and Girls’ Varsity Volleyball co-captain this season. In her sophomore year, Uyeno played a large role on the team that would eventually win back-to-back New England Championships. Recently, she sat down with staff reporter George McCabe ’20 toRead More
Should native speakers be allowed to take their first language as a class at Choate? Though Choate’s answer is yes, some argue that it’s illogical for a student who already “knows” a language to retake it. If you’ve taken Geometry, why take it again? Not only does prior experience speakingRead More
2018 Charles Krause ’51 lecturer Peter Singer encourages students to deliberate on effective altruism. His speech prompted student discussion on his work and ethical views [Photo by Kathryn Phillips/ The Choate News].
