Led by Class Representative Anna Hvidsten '23, volunteers from the 10th grade have organized a day of service next Monday which will be held at Montrose after everyone's last final exam. They call it the Montrose Pack-A-Thon! Volunteers will be packaging meals for families in Haiti, where the chronic malnourishment rate among children is high. With the virus, it is even worse this year. The food comes in bulk to volunteer centers, and it is then organized into individual meals. Those are then sent to the CRUDEM Foundation and straight to the...

It’s that time of year again. The weather is consistently warm, final exams are upon us, and visions of ice cream and grilled dinners are dancing through everyone's heads. Summer is on its way. However, perhaps my favorite sign of the beginning of summer is the start of baseball season. Baseball is what helps me relax. When I watch baseball, I don’t have to worry about school, college applications, the news, or anything else that might be stressful. I can just sit down with my family and watch the next adventure of a game the Red Sox have to...

A couple of months ago when I was cleaning up the kitchen after dinner, my phone started to ding. Rosie Reale ‘24 was frantically texting me. When I read the texts, I was horrified to see a photo of separated, messy-looking cookie dough accompanied by a text that said: “Help, how can I fix this!!!”  To be honest, I wasn’t sure what was wrong, so I told her that the cookies probably weren't going to be saved. The next day, my failure to save her baking disaster still occupied my mind, so I asked her to send me the recipe. It was on old stained...