The six-month sweep of the coronavirus has taken another thing away from most people, Halloween. Yet some Country Day students won’t let the virus get in the way of celebrating their favorite holiday. Senior Olivia Chilelli is one of them….
The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly impacted the art industry, though the severity of its effects varies among artists. Getting art supplies has been a challenge for artists like junior Jesus Aispuro. He makes stencil and spray paint art but as…
COVID-19 testing will be available for students on-campus on Oct. 30, according to Head of School Lee Thomsen’s Oct. 23 “Friday Email.” Testing will be by appointment only, and reservations must be made through this website by Oct. 27. Appointments…
With many activities postponed or canceled, some Country Day students decided to pick up jobs to pass their time. After her band camp was canceled for the summer, senior Allie Bogetich decided to work as a hostess at Piatti, an…
President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee, former Vice President Joe Biden, were mostly polite during the final presidential debate before the Nov. 3 election at Belmont University, Tennessee, a stark change from the first debate. Kristen Welker of NBC moderated…
All grades are returning to Country Day for in-person classes on Oct. 20. To follow county health guidelines, middle and high school students have been split into two cohorts, A and B. On Mondays and Wednesdays, the A cohort will…
In the first episode of “The Foggy Bottom Politics Podcast,” senior Avinash Krishna takes a quick look at the Vice-Presidential debate and the effects — if any — that it might have on the presidential race. Listen to the full…
On Oct. 14, Country Day seniors will take the SAT and juniors the PSAT on campus. “Students should plan to arrive on campus at 8:45 a.m. for health screening before their exam,” wrote Head of High School Brooke Wells in…
Quarantine has made staying in contact with friends or relatives difficult, but with technology, not impossible. Students have become more open to trying new things because for some, the average day-to-day texting quickly gets old. Senior Allie Bogetich used to…
Vice President Mike Pence and Democratic nominee Sen. Kamala Harris, took the stage tonight at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, Utah. Susan Page, the Washington bureau chief for “USA Today,” moderated the debate. Desks were spaced 12…
