The Accountant premiered on Oct. 14th and is a fresh entry into the action-thriller genre. Ben Affleck plays Christian Wolff, a math genius with high-functioning autism who handles the books for some of the deadliest criminals in the world. This makes it hard for Wolff to form close bonds withContinue Reading
Junior and German exchange student Fabian Tuscher came to America this year to improve his English skills and get insight into a new social and academic culture. “You can not experience [the American life] on a vacation here,” Tuscher said. Tuscher said he can feel the differences in the schoolContinue Reading
The girls soccer program is implementing very specific new requirements for this year’s tryouts after a coaching change, from a timed two mile run to 100 yard sprints. The new varsity coach, Lauren Forshay, follows former head coach Ann Germain who led the varsity squad to three victorious and consecutive conferenceContinue Reading
America has a lot to purge from its system. Fear of difference, rejection of the establishment and hate and anger; the underestimated movement of the 2016 election came at an unfortunate time and cost for progressive legislation, but it was unavoidable. According to our nation’s history, the anger of votersContinue Reading
The rules: Kate: I am not allowed to wear makeup during the school day but I can put it back on at home or during cheer. Gwyneth: I have to wear makeup during the school day and I have to apply it myself as part of the experiment. The personal process:Continue Reading
Despite how much progress technology has made, we are still bound to using paper for assignments, homework and pretty much anything remotely academic. The World Institute reports that globally, more than 300 million tons of paper are consumed yearly, with Canada and the United States being the leading manufacturing countries.Continue Reading
Donald Trump’s expectation-defying win of the presidency last night has invigorated some, demoralized others and shocked the nation across the board. While many polls predicted that democratic nominee Hillary Clinton would win by a sizable margin due to the various controversies surrounding Trump’s campaign, immense voter turnout for the republicanContinue Reading
An important gap regarding the extensive history of Rank & File has now been filled in. Ruth Phillips, a graduate of the class of 1964, recently donated full copies of the very first four issues of the newspaper from 1962. The PDF files of these issues can now be viewed at theContinue Reading
Attendees gathered in C113 during Learn to attend Model United Nation’s interest meeting on Sep. 19. Members of the club’s steering committee explained all the details of the club through a powerpoint presentation and concluded with a Q & A session. “I expected a big turnout and I was not disappointed,“Continue Reading
The speech and debate club met with club sponsor and history teacher Richard Resig on Sep. 17. The meeting started off with an introduction to the club and followed with a debate in which two groups of attendees competed against each other to showcase the procedure and strategies of debate. “I thinkContinue Reading