The Record is a student-run bi-weekly print newspaper with daily digital presence on pressing issues and events inside the Hotchkiss community and around the globe.

The Hotchkiss Record

The Record is a student-run bi-weekly print newspaper with daily digital presence on pressing issues and events inside the Hotchkiss community and around the globe.

The Hotchkiss Record

The Record is a student-run bi-weekly print newspaper with daily digital presence on pressing issues and events inside the Hotchkiss community and around the globe.

The Hotchkiss Record

Alaska Under Attack: Stop The Willow Project

Alaska Under Attack: Stop The Willow Project

Bastien Sever '26 April 13, 2023

President Biden just dropped a carbon bomb on all of us. Since his inauguration in 2021, Mr. Biden has proposed laws to prevent gas leases in Alaska and has been publicly against the use of fossil-fuels....

Americas Problem Isnt The Debt Ceiling

America’s Problem Isn’t The Debt Ceiling

Sophie Elliott '24 March 2, 2023

It may come as a surprise to know that an artificial budget constraint dictates the investments of the public sector. However, despite the frenzy that envelopes Congress whenever the U.S. approaches the...

Bibi’s Power Play: Judicial Reforms Threaten Israel

Bibi’s Power Play: Judicial Reforms Threaten Israel

Maadhavan Prasanna '25 March 2, 2023

Israel has long been a relatively prosperous nation, with strong economic growth, thriving tech and defense industries, and the ability to defend itself from aggressors. At the core of this strength stands...

Standardized Tests: Still Worth It

Standardized Tests: Still Worth It

Jeffrey Lin '25 March 2, 2023

On February 17, Anthony Jack spoke at an all-school meeting about his book, The Privileged Poor. Among other points, he argued that standardized testing ought to be eliminated as part of the college admissions...

Sanctions Against Russia Hurt Ordinary People Most

Anonymous March 2, 2023

Since the start of the war in Ukraine, Russia has been subjected to unprecedented sanctions. Despite the strategic purpose of these sanctions, the dire consequences for Russian citizens and businesses...

What Black History Month Means to Us

Chris Mitchell '24 March 2, 2023

This is a celebration of us. 28 days to remember us, to speak our truths, to focus on our struggle, to open our hearts and mouths in sync and share our stories of love and hope, of fear and strife. This...

Classified Document Scandals Demand Reform

Classified Document Scandals Demand Reform

Jack McCarthy '26, Staff Writer February 16, 2023

Trump, Biden, Pence. The list of politicians who have found themselves mired in scandal for improperly storing classified documents seems to grow by the day. But, these scandals could be avoided by declassifying...

Why Hitting the Debt Ceiling Isn’t a Problem

Why Hitting the Debt Ceiling Isn’t a Problem

Sia Reddy '26 February 16, 2023

On January 19, 2023, the United States officially hit the debt ceiling. This moment caused a frenzy among anxious government officials who worry about the possibility of the first U.S. default on its debts...

India is Asia’s Rising Hope

India is Asia’s Rising Hope

Maadhavan Prasanna '25 and Anonymous February 16, 2023

In 1962, troops from Mao Zedong’s People’s Republic of China entered Indian territory and began the Sino-Indian War. At this moment of vulnerability, the United States stepped in and provided essential...

Goodbye Forever, Chase

Chase Dobson '23, Opinions Editor February 16, 2023

Hey everyone. My name’s Chase. You probably know me, but if you don’t, I’m a Senior here. I run cross country and track; I’m really into food, reading, and politics; and for the past 11.78 months,...

Examining Stanford IT’s Language Guidelines

Caroline Block '25 January 19, 2023

Recently, the Stanford CIO Council, the People of Color in Technology (POC-IT) affinity group, and the IT department co-created the “Elimination of Harmful Language Initiative” as a guide to “address...

Players from Equitorial Guinea celebrate.

Western Bias Emerges in World Cup Coverage

Maadhavan Prasanna '25, Staff Writer January 19, 2023

Qatar 2022 was the first FIFA World Cup to be hosted in the Middle East, the first to be played in November and December, the first time many Middle Eastern nations like Morocco defeated established stars...

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