Club Heads Talk Politics

Sydney Goldstein ’22 and Sadie Moulton ’22

November 1, 2018

Filed under Features, Midterm Election Coverage, Showcase

Democrats Club Kostia Howard ’20, co-head of the Democrats Club, discusses the midterm elections and the club’s goals.What has the Democrat Club recently discussed in meetings?“We like to begin each of the meetings with the week’s political views; most of September was dominated by th...

Inside Local Politics: An Interview With Incumbent Republican Brian Ohler, State Rep Candidate

Priyanka Kumar ’19

November 1, 2018

Filed under Features, Midterm Election Coverage, News

What inspired you to run? What accomplishments are you most proud of from your time serving as a representative? Why do you believe you should be reelected?“Throughout my life, I have always been directly involved or associated with different civic organizations. I like to think that I have always...

Faces of the Farm

Meghana Annamaneni ’21 and Sadie Moulton ’22

October 19, 2018

Filed under Features

What is your favorite memory at the farm? Claire de Cordova ’19 “Maddie [Rego ’19] and I were finishing chores on the farm. We thought everything was in order; however, when we looked up, [we discovered] that the cows had gotten loose. There is a gate protecting the cows, but it had been left ope...

Behind the Scenes: Farm Parties

Sydney Goldstein ’22

October 19, 2018

Filed under Features

Most students who are not a part of the Fairfield Farm Ecosystem and Adventure Team (FFEAT) may not often find an excuse to go to the school’s very own Fairfield Farm. However, the Farm Festival this past Sunday provided students with the perfect opportunity to do just that. Mrs. Sara Gibb, director...

Roots of FFEAT

Lucy Haswell '20

October 19, 2018

Filed under Features

Did you know that at least 8% of the food we eat in the dining hall comes from our own farm down the road? Fairfield Farm, which functions with the help of Fairfield Farm Ecosystem and Adventure Team (FFEAT), is partly responsible for feeding the school community, in addition to donating produce to local f...

A Day in the Life of a Teacher

October 4, 2018

Filed under Features

After a long meeting the night before, I let myself sleep in a little bit before starting in on my email. As John [Cooper] leaves for school, I get up and get my glass of water…and my chai tea. I don’t have my first class until 11:25, so tucking in at home for a bit gives me a bit of uninterrupted ...

Spotlight on Teachers

Zach Scrima ’22, Katie Farrington ’22, and Victoria Chen ’21

October 4, 2018

Filed under Features

Jerry Sheng ’20 Ms. Sara DeMarsilis First year as a teaching fellow in chemistry What faculty member do you look up to, and what about them do you hope to emulate? “My job, specifically [as] a [teaching] fellow, gives me [many] different people to look up to because of the way they set [me] ...

All-Gender Housing Creates Inclusive Environment

Lucy Haswell ’20

September 20, 2018

Filed under Features

This week, the Features Editors explored the creation of the school’s first all-gender housing option. Andover, Exeter, Northfield Mount Hermon, and now Hotchkiss, are leading the charge in the New England prep school world, becoming some of the first secondary-school campuses in the nation to offer inclusiv...

Q&A With a Watson Proctor: Nia Talley ’19

Auden Koetters ’22

September 20, 2018

Filed under Features

Auden Koetters ’22 sat down with Watson proctor, Nia Talley ’19, to discuss the role proctors play in the all-gender dorm. What is the reason that you decided to be a proctor in the all-gender dorm? “On the [proctor application] I marked that I would be open to being a proctor in Watson, because I...

What’s New on Campus?

September 7, 2018

Filed under Features

Harry Roepers '19 English Department Office The English department faculty relocated their office this summer to the previous double English classroom. The move was initiated because the two classrooms did not function optimally due to noise competition between the classrooms. Additionally, the new...