Written By Max Thompson, Staff Reporter | January 10, 2024
Written By Jacob Flipi | December 8, 2023
Written By Jaya Iyer, Alessandra Martin, and Sophia Smith | December 6, 2023
Written By Max Thompson, Staff Reporter
January 10, 2024 • No Comments
Many Latin students, particularly juniors and seniors who have taken the paper SAT, are wondering what the digital version will entail, especially since the transition is less than 2 months away. From people I’ve asked, everyone has little or no information about this and have essentially been treating it as one of those things in life that they will simply figure out when it actually happens. Considering the importance of these tests for many colleges’ admissions decisions, I wanted to explore...
Written By Jacob Flipi
December 8, 2023 • No Comments
You may not remember it, but a few years ago the college football world was relatively stable. Every team had a conference they were in, and no one wanted to move, or so we thought. A few years later, everything changed, with teams from California and Texas in the ACC, as well as many teams left without a home. To understand this though, we must go much farther back than a few years ago, as conference realignment is a cyclical thing, so let us take a trip with the ghost of college football past to...
Written By Jaya Iyer, Alessandra Martin, and Sophia Smith
December 6, 2023 • No Comments
Honk. Shhh. Swish swish bish. That was the sounds of white, pink, and brown noise. Much like a Neapolitan ice cream, these colors don’t mix well, but they stand out on their own. Whether good or bad, there is definitely an opinion to be had about each one. “Live, laugh, love” they say, but white noise makes that impossible. It’s depressing and has zero benefits according to Brittany Mercado, Upper School History Teacher. Mercado said, “We always used to use white noise for my son,...
Written By Tommy Beason, Editor in Chief
December 1, 2023 • No Comments
Traveling abroad can be a very intimidating experience; however, there is much to learn from an international adventure. Raphaela Grimme, a native German, is a prime example of what good can come from an exchange program. She has traveled to and studied in South Africa, Australia, Japan, and Canada. She visited the United States when she was in high school, and during that serendipitous visit, she made her way to Charlotte Latin. Grimme stayed with Julie Webster '07 and her family, and after working...