What would’ve happened in Cinderella if the evil stepsisters had been able to fit into the glass slipper? Disaster would’ve enveloped the entire kingdom. In a sense, migraines work the same way. Certain proteins, the nefarious stepsisters, regularly infiltrate the kingdom, and reside in the houses of the brain: theRead More
As the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has escalated over recent weeks, so have discussions among students at MFS. The topic has come up in history classes as well as in the hallways between class periods. As reports of the attacks dominate the news, MFS students share their perspectives onRead More
For many months, I’ve found myself asking the same question as a small child on a long road trip: Are we there yet? Surely COVID can’t affect us much longer. There have been many moments, especially in the past month or two, where it has felt like there won’t beRead More
As Nominating Committee 2022 approaches, there will be a few changes to the process due to concerns about confidentiality and a toxic environment. Dean of Students Will Miller and Upper School Director Noah Rachlin talked to the Clerks in January and have decided to change the way the Nominating CommitteeRead More
The MFS spring sports season kicked off on Tuesday, April 5 with five sports: tennis, boys lacrosse, girls lacrosse, and baseball. During the first game of the season, varsity boys tennis fell to Shipley School with a score of 3-2. Girls lacrosse also lost to Shipley School with a scoreRead More
