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Parents help students register to vote
Voting, the nation’s foundation and collective duty of citizens, is among the most important responsibilities of an American, and as students reach the voting age of 18, they must learn to shoulder this responsibility. But first, each young man must navigate the unfamiliar…
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Staged diversity weakens institutions
Stanford University student Billy Ramirez posed for a dining hall photo in 2024. It appeared on the school’s Instagram the next day, and he forgot about it. Later, a friend sent him the version of the photo that ended up on a campus banner: Ramirez, a Hispanic man, had been…
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Story of a Marskman
Senior Julian Gerstle remembers running from the dinner table to his room. He remembers tears streaming down his face while he struggled to make sense of his parents’ divorce. And as he sat there, at his desk, trying to distract himself from the distress, an intrusive thought…
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Scheibmeir shares dynamic journey
Mark Scheibmeir had a full-ride scholarship to the University of Notre Dame and a plan to become a military lawyer. A theater class and an extra-credit offer ended that plan. Scheibmeir now teaches film studies at the school, at the end of a long and winding route. During his…
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Fasting compromises student well-being
Lunch: a time when most students take a break from their studies to eat, drink or catch up with friends. Yet, for many, lunchtime means more time to do assignments and study for assessments. For sophomore Evan Rogers, skipping meals presents an opportunity to study while also…
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Athlete explores unique sport
While several St. Mark’s athletes excel at basketball, baseball and football, senior Noah Dolle excels at another, less common sport: ballet. For the first couple of years of his life, Dolle, born in London, moved constantly from country to country before finally settling in…
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Applying your character
In 2021, Sarah Everard, a 33-year-old marketing director in London, was raped and murdered. In response, the saying “protect your daughters ‘from getting raped,’” was replaced by “educate your sons ‘to not rape.’” Due to the recent controversy surrounding an alleged sexual…
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Teens find dopamine amidst distractions
Halfway through a particularly hilly race, senior Jackson Bailey began wondering whether he would have to start walking. The course was unforgiving. One steep hill followed another. By the second mile, Bailey was running below his usual pace. His legs hurt. His time was…
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AI reshapes computer science career paths
For a couple of days, a version mismatch kept sophomore Ishaan Siddamshetty from installing a math module for a coding project. Then, he gave the artificial intelligence (AI) tool Claude Code access to the file. The problem was solved in seconds. Siddamshetty, who has been…
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Parental involvement affects student growth, development
A missed assignment, a slipping grade or not enough time spent studying: For some parents, every single detail of their child’s academic life needs attention. Others have never logged onto Blackbaud. From checking grades and tracking schedules to communicating with teachers,…