Hidden Hazards: Examining Allergies at Nobles
Clare Struzziery, Staff Writer March 8, 2024 What does Nobles do to minimize hazards to students with food allergies? For most students, the only concern when it comes to lunch at the Castle is whether their favorite food is being served that day, or whether there is meat or marinara sauce on Pasta Thursday. However, for students with food allergies, every station is a potential … Continue reading Hidden Hazards: Examining Allergies at Nobles
Toxicity in the Air: Is Nobles as Inclusive as It Seems?
Jonathan Tillen, Layout Staff March 8, 2024 All communities inevitably establish some sort of a toxic environment. No matter the setting, toxicity is often an underlying theme in a community. In a school setting, it may result in students feeling worse about themselves regarding their social status, achievements, and sense of belonging. At Nobles, this problem may unfortunately originate with extreme competitiveness, cliques, and other … Continue reading Toxicity in the Air: Is Nobles as Inclusive as It Seems?
Look for the Competitive Edge: Alex Sacerdote Visits Bullish Dawgs
Jonas Zatlyn-Weiner, Guest Writer March 8, 2024 “People thought I was crazy for investing in Amazon!” Alex Sacerdote exclaimed as he addressed 35 students in the Putnam Library Glass Room. Sacerdote was the latest guest to address Nobles students as part of the Bullish Dawgs speaker series.As evidenced by his Amazon anecdote, unlike his colleagues and most of Wall Street, Sacerdote saw the immense potential … Continue reading Look for the Competitive Edge: Alex Sacerdote Visits Bullish Dawgs
Progressive or Performative: Unmasking the School’s Ideals
Nathan Nozea, Staff Writer March 8, 2024 For the past decade, the world has been lit ablaze with the fiery emergence of new political climates and conflicts, igniting debates that challenge the very foundations of global order. Amidst the ever-shifting tides of change, Nobles has been quick to offer its stance on issues relevant to the student body. Yet, as the administration continues to articulate … Continue reading Progressive or Performative: Unmasking the School’s Ideals
Beyond Tradition: A Fresh Look at Nobles’ Campus Events
Nathan Nozea, Staff Writer March 8, 2024 In years past, Nobles has always buzzed with excitement as a wide range of school events descended upon campus. Whether it be Friday Night Lights or the Techno Dance, these festivities were known as one of the many highlights of the Nobles’ experience. Yet, following COVID-19, student participation in campus events has diminished, as more and more students … Continue reading Beyond Tradition: A Fresh Look at Nobles’ Campus Events
Are we Creating a Safe Space for Student Performances in Assembly?
Emilie Andrews, Staff Writer March 8, 2024 When arriving at school before the sun has woefully risen, students crave the excitement of checking the Lawrence stage wings, hoping to see a sum of faces ready to give the community a warm welcome. Suppose you had the pleasure of attending assembly during the slump of December weeks before winter break. In that case, you might remember … Continue reading Are we Creating a Safe Space for Student Performances in Assembly?
College Counseling Tours: All You Need to Know
Alan Cai, Business Manager March 8, 2024 Occasionally, one may see a story pop up on their Instagram feed from the Nobles College Counseling office’s Instagram account (@noblescollegecounseling). Upon opening it, there is usually a short video of several college counselors walking around a pristine, gothic-style campus with a blurb describing the school that they are visiting. But when viewing these stories on Instagram, have … Continue reading College Counseling Tours: All You Need to Know
Duping Dawdlers: How to Combat Slow Walking at Nobles
Owen Harrington, Staff Writer March 8, 2024 Despite the introduction of the infamous “soft start” this year, students often find themselves running through the halls to arrive at class in the nick of time. At a full sprint, two minutes is more than enough time to get virtually anywhere on campus, but one factor can hold you up in the halls, leading to an uncomfortable … Continue reading Duping Dawdlers: How to Combat Slow Walking at Nobles
Monday Morning Messages: Behind Dr. Hall’s Talks
Owen Harrington, Staff Writer March 8, 2024 Cold Monday mornings in the depths of winter can be challenging. You often find yourself exhausted and stressed for the week ahead as you make your way to school and into Lawrence Auditorium for assembly. While sitting in your seat, waiting for the starting bell to ring, it is not uncommon to question your decision to get out … Continue reading Monday Morning Messages: Behind Dr. Hall’s Talks
Focus on FOCUS: Nobles’ Christian Affinity Group
Eli Schotland, Staff Writer March 8, 2024 This year has seen the return of FOCUS, a space for Christian-identifying students and faculty to connect and discuss their faith. FOCUS stands for Fellowship of Christians at Universities and Schools. Many schools in the ISL and nationwide have FOCUS groups or similar Christian affinity spaces. FOCUS is one of the few religious spaces on campus. Both Kehilla … Continue reading Focus on FOCUS: Nobles’ Christian Affinity Group