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Spelling Bee provides much needed comedic laughs
“Spelling Bee” provides much needed comedic laughs
CLASSROOM CALLIGRAPHY “I think if we are to study Chinese culture, the Chinese art is important to study as well because its such an integral part of the culture,” said Emma Zhang ’23. “I really liked being able to learn hands on and being able revert back to arts and crafts in school to learn.”
Hands on learning
A thousand little cuts
“A thousand little cuts”
MASK OFF Mark Randolph teaching the English II Honors course. “Whenever change occurs, few people need to take a leadership role and then others will follow,” said Randolph. “I have made the personal decision to become one of those leaders so students do not feel uncomfortable to take their masks off.”
Masks slow to disappear from campus with “mask optional” policy
MONUMENTAL Greenhills has not had a Washington D.C. trip in three years. “The Washington D.C. trip has been one of my favorite memories while at Greenhills. It created inseparable bonds between me and my classmates that would last throughout high school,” said Leo Applegate ‘23.
To trip or not to trip
Varsity boys lacrosse attempts comeback, but team falls to Divine Child on senior night
Varsity boys lacrosse attempts comeback, but team falls to Divine Child on senior night
Varsity softball team splits with Regina as it reaches the season midpoint
Varsity softball team splits with Regina as it reaches the season midpoint
Greenhills Girls Tennis Sweeps Liggett in Home Match and Remain Undefeated
Greenhills Girls Tennis Sweeps Liggett in Home Match and Remain Undefeated
ATTACKING THE RIM Finn Klein 22 drives to the rim for a bucket. My ability to attack the rim has developed from my freshman year as Ive gotten more experience and stronger, Klein said.
Fin(n)al season
IN THE MOMENT Tiffany Willard, at left, is an extraordinary coach and helps us stay relaxed even under pressure, said Varsity Captain Meezan Hamzavi
Willard brings her love of basketball to Greenhills
STYLING Fashion icon Quinn Welch 25, strikes a pose. I like dressing differently than everyone else, he said
EsCAPEing Fashion Norms
Down But Not Out I was in a lot of pain, it felt like my ankle had snapped off, but I could feel my teammates support every step of the way as they helped me get off of the field, said Tom Lucas 23
Broken bone? School aims to prevent academic injuries
Spelling Bee provides much needed comedic laughs
“Spelling Bee” provides much needed comedic laughs
CLASSROOM CALLIGRAPHY “I think if we are to study Chinese culture, the Chinese art is important to study as well because its such an integral part of the culture,” said Emma Zhang ’23. “I really liked being able to learn hands on and being able revert back to arts and crafts in school to learn.”
Hands on learning
The show must go on: faced with Covid-19 precautions and inspired by modern culture, Greenhills’ Upper School play returns
Sara Raoufi ’25 throws a pot blindfolded. “The ceramics course as a whole is by far one of my favorite classes I’ve taken at Greenhills. Rob’s willingness to not just allow, but encourage students to experiment every day drastically improves the whole experience.”
Keep your eyes open for this one: Ceramics students take on challenge of creating art blindfolded
Junior laments lack of Asian representation in curriculum
Junior laments lack of Asian representation in curriculum
Senior advocates for mental health days
Senior advocates for mental health days

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Spelling Bee provides much needed comedic laughs
"Spelling Bee" provides much needed comedic laughs
Rishi Verma '23, Sports Staff • May 10, 2022

Theater at Greenhills has been in one long intermission for the last two years given the Coronavirus pandemic and though there were still attempts...

CLASSROOM CALLIGRAPHY “I think if we are to study Chinese culture, the Chinese art is important to study as well because its such an integral part of the culture,” said Emma Zhang ’23. “I really liked being able to learn hands on and being able revert back to arts and crafts in school to learn.”
Hands on learning
Amy Huo '23, Arts Editor • May 10, 2022

Hoping to make the Chinese classes more interesting, Chinese teacher Hsiu-Chao Chang decided to incorporate more art into the classroom as well...

A thousand little cuts
"A thousand little cuts"
Caleb Lee ‘23, School Staff • April 12, 2022

Over the past decade, Greenhills has pushed anti-racist efforts and programs. However, according to students, help and reform is only issued...

Sports
Varsity boys lacrosse attempts comeback, but team falls to Divine Child on senior night
Varsity boys lacrosse attempts comeback, but team falls to Divine Child on senior night
May 12, 2022

Boys lacrosse hosted the number two-ranked team Divine Child on senior night last Wednesday, May 9. The team suffered from a slow start, letting...

Varsity softball team splits with Regina as it reaches the season midpoint
Varsity softball team splits with Regina as it reaches the season midpoint
Amy Huo '23, Arts Editor • May 10, 2022

The Greenhills/Father Gabriel Richard (FGR) co-op varsity softball team is now halfway through the season. Early on, the varsity softball team...

Lifestyles
STYLING Fashion icon Quinn Welch 25, strikes a pose. I like dressing differently than everyone else, he said
EsCAPEing Fashion Norms
Sophia Rich '23, Sports Staff • February 10, 2022

Among the few hundred students walking through the all school forum on the way to class, is a boy with a top hat, cape, wrist watch, and rose...

Down But Not Out I was in a lot of pain, it felt like my ankle had snapped off, but I could feel my teammates support every step of the way as they helped me get off of the field, said Tom Lucas 23
Broken bone? School aims to prevent academic injuries
Devyn Mcgow '23, Alcove Club Co-Chair • February 6, 2022

Falling like the leaves from a tree this time of year, some Greenhills athletes and students are finding themselves not only in need of medical...

Opinion
Junior laments lack of Asian representation in curriculum
Senior advocates for mental health days
Arts
Spelling Bee provides much needed comedic laughs
CLASSROOM CALLIGRAPHY “I think if we are to study Chinese culture, the Chinese art is important to study as well because its such an integral part of the culture,” said Emma Zhang ’23. “I really liked being able to learn hands on and being able revert back to arts and crafts in school to learn.”
Sara Raoufi ’25 throws a pot blindfolded. “The ceramics course as a whole is by far one of my favorite classes I’ve taken at Greenhills. Rob’s willingness to not just allow, but encourage students to experiment every day drastically improves the whole experience.”

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