Dear St. George’s,
I hope this message finds you well. In fact, I hope it finds you at all. The number of emails flooding our inboxes each day makes it nearly impossible to read all of them.
As...
On Jan. 10, a school board in Tennessee voted unanimously to remove “Maus” by Art Spiegelman — a Pulitzer-Prize winning graphic novel about the Holocaust — from their eighth-grade curriculum. The...
Sloan Carruth was exuberant.
“When all the awards were announced, I was with friends and started jumping around and freaking out,” she said.
It was May 2021, and Carruth had just found out she...
Each and every year, right around the holiday season, Starbucks rolls out a line of festive beverages. Whether it’s an innovative twist on a coffee classic or a tried-and-true staple, a select few drinks...
When junior Mary Wilkes Dunavant gets stressed, like, really stressed, it affects everything.
“My stomach hurts, and I’m so moody, like, I hate people during that time,” Dunavant said. “I feel...
Senior George Brandon pulls one bowl from a stack of many.
He’s glazing today, one of the final steps in the extended process of creating pottery. This one is littered with holes across the lower...
According to theNational Restaurant Association, more than 110,000 restaurants in the United States closed in 2020, either temporarily or permanently.
In March of 2020 businesses across the country were...
It is Aug. 16, 2021: the first day of school for the year. Students are coming back to a campus that most haven’t set foot on since May. But there are also students who are coming back after being virtual...
Cell phone parking lots. You know, the blue and yellow pouches that hang on the wall in every classroom. At the beginning of this school year, every teacher was told they had to have their students put...
Ellie: It’s autumn, which means the weather outside is not quite yet frightful but it sure is getting there. When the weather gets frightful, so do some folks’ brains.
SAD: Makes sense. Where’s...
