Wednesday, March 29
The Lawrenceville School's weekly newspaper.
Editorials
Who's Really at the Wheel?
A popular existentialist parable describes life as a road trip down a muddy path. As your car traverses down the road, it kicks up mud that flies every which way....
Three Cheers for Consumerism!
With the commencement of Turkey Term, the Lawrenceville community spirals into a concoction of stressed furor and holiday spirit. New classes and co-curricular activities begin while campus comes to life...
Hocoprosal: The Performance of a Lifetime (or term, really)
With Homecoming just weeks away, we students brace ourselves for an inundation of Instagram-worthy Homecoming proposals (colloquially known as Hocoprosals). From puns on poster boards to elaborate fruit loop arrangements,...
The Board Speaks: An Odd Way to Stay Balanced
1. Surviving (Read: Thriving) When I was younger, my parents always told me to “find a job that makes enough money that allows you to do what you love.”...
Bound in the Binaries (and How to Get Out)
The sun beat down vigorously, the day so hot you could almost see waves of heat radiating from the ground. We had already been en route to our campsite for...
Making Memories a Moon(cake) Away
Last week was the Mid-Autumn Festival. Mid-Autumn Festival, or as I’ve called it my entire life, 中秋节, is a Chinese holiday that brings families together under the fullest moon of...
Sourdough (and Life)
Iris Wu ’23 and Andrew Boanoh ’23
1. The humble beginnings of a sourdough loaf: the sourdough starter. Initially, the starter is nothing but a glob of flour and water in a jar. Yet, as these ingredients...