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Possible changes to advisory in planning stages
Possible changes to advisory in planning stages
VIVE LA FRANCE Husson on a military base in Tours France being awarded the Silver National Medal in 2005. “I went to teach at a Military academy and I was teaching a leadership course,” said Husson.
Military backgrounds shape faculty members lives, lessons
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”
Track regionals successful despite delay
Track regionals successful despite delay
LOOKING FORWARD Cale chooses his club of choice after scoping out the yardage to the hole in one of the final tournaments of his high school career. “I am excited for the next level at college, but I will miss the team and the friendships and skills it has given me over the years,” said Cale Piedmonte Lang ‘22.
Senior commits to the course
Greenhills girls tennis clinch the Regional title, looking ahead to state tournament
Greenhills girls tennis clinch the Regional title, looking ahead to state tournament
Running into the night: races outrun the scorching sun as the track meet extends to more than ten hours
Running into the night: races outrun the scorching sun as the track meet extends to more than ten hours
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
THE SQUARE ROOT OF MAGIC Austin Andrews ‘23 and Nicholas Alumkal ‘23 commentating a football game in the press box at Michigan Stadium, “We offered an entertaining solution to people who couldn’t make it to the games, especially during the pandemic,” said Alumkal.
Gryphons on the microphone
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
HEADING OUT College counselor Cora Chester and senior performers prepare for their final performance. “ Greenstock is a fun event that brings the community together as the school year winds down,” said Wang. “I’ll always remember the bands playing music, the yearbook signing, and football from previous years.”
Students and faculty perform at Greenstock
SPIN IT, GLAZE IT Rob Kinnaird helping a student with their ceramics project. “I’m applying to art schools because he has honestly inspired me to pursue a passion I didn’t know I had,” said Stone. “I wouldn’t have fallen in love with art with a different teacher.”
Art teacher Rob Kinnaird retires
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
Sophomore voices desire for student council, advisory changes
Sophomore voices desire for student council, advisory changes
EDITORIAL: Online SAT won’t change as much as you think it will
EDITORIAL: Online SAT won’t change as much as you think it will
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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THE SQUARE ROOT OF MAGIC Austin Andrews ‘23 and Nicholas Alumkal ‘23 commentating a football game in the press box at Michigan Stadium, “We offered an entertaining solution to people who couldn’t make it to the games, especially during the pandemic,” said Alumkal.

Gryphons on the microphone

Chakor Rajendra '23, School Editor • May 25, 2022

Nicholas Alumkal ‘23 and Austin Andrews ‘23 are both fiends for stat sheets and player and game analysis. “Ever since I was little, I’ve been organizing sports trivia or other activities for...

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 shaped broach. Unlike the other students who are wearing brands...

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 attention but academic support. Traversing the halls, one...

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