Toxic masculinity is defined as “a set of attitudes and ways of behaving stereotypically associated with or expected of men, regarded as having a negative impact on men and on society as a whole.”...
With Halloween festivities wrapping up, the students in the Voice have come up with one last fun fall game…. Guess the Student!
We chose a few students from each grade and asked for a photo of them...
As students came back to campus this year, they were greeted by an almost completely renovated Upper School. This new addition includes a new cafeteria, new classrooms, and new study spaces. The new classrooms...
The culture of this historic franchise has been tarnished and bashed since Dan Snyder was our owner, but no longer. This offseason marked the first where real change was made under the new ownership group...
When thinking about the need for political discussion in the classroom, students are concerned about whether opinion will be valued and be listened to. Teachers consider the best way to make sure there...
Sports gambling has seen a meteoric rise in America in the last five years; from the NBA, to college sports, even the length of the national anthem, and even what color Gatorade will be dumped on the head...
During Morning Meeting you have probably heard a lot of game announcements. A lot of them have been from JV players. There have been times when this player, who is typically a freshman, would say a funny...
From drafting the perfect team and thinking that this might be the year, to watching that perfect team fall apart in the first week, heartbreaking losses, and terrible trades, fantasy football is a hallmark...
It is commonly known that rivalries play a huge role in the popularity and atmosphere of sporting events, both at SSSAS, in the U.S., and abroad. In our community, the Seminary Hill Cup rivalry between...
Does everyone have an “iPhone pinky” or are Gen Z’ers just holding their phones wrong? It has come to my and my peers’ attention that many of us might be holding our phones incorrectly, while simultaneously...
This year’s Shrine Mont trip was slightly different than most. There was much controversy around the fact that the traditional same gender group discussions were becoming co-ed. However, the faculty...
It’s that time again - SCA Elections! Every year, rising 10th, 11th and 12th graders apply to be a part of the SCA (Student Council Association). This year we have seen a difference in how involved applicants...
