Freshman year, entering WordsWorth, I was skeptical about signing up for journalism. I had never written a news article. To be completely honest, the only time I ever watched the news was as background during family dinners. I was timid while working on articles. I did not know how toRead More
It’s hard to say goodbye to something that shaped what would become my future and grew to mean so much to me over four years. I began WordsWorth as a ninth grader looking to pick up another minor course. I wasn’t in love with journalism – quite frankly IRead More
On May 2, 2022, the Supreme Court leaked a draft opinion that detailed overturning Roe v. Wade. From that draft, it was drawn that the overturning of Roe v. Wade was likely, as the majority of judges voted in favor of the post 15-week abortion ban. It was the firstRead More
A genome is a cell’s set of genetic instructions. It is made up of DNA, which contains a chemical code. The function of the code? To provide an organism with the information to help it grow and develop, repair its cells and tissues. For years, drafts of the human genomeRead More
On Wednesday, May 18, for the first time as Upper Schoolers, the Class of 2024 had Meeting for Worship in the Meetinghouse. Returning to the Meetinghouse provided a solemn experience that, while not a complete return to normalcy, reminded me of the purpose and intent behind Meeting for Worship. IRead More
