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Sidwell Friends School's Student Newspaper Since 1974

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Sidwell Friends School's Student Newspaper Since 1974

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The Boys and Girls Varsity Tennis Teams traveled to the U.S. Tennis Association National Tennis Campus in Orlando, Florida. Photo: Annica Nassiry '25.

Sidwell Teams Bond on Spring Break Trips

Olivia Sisson '27, Staff Writer May 1, 2024
Over spring break, Sidwell teams traveled south to compete against teams from around the country.
The film has received backlash for using generative AI. Photo: Strand Theatre.

Late Night With the Devil: A Genre-Redefining Film Raises Questions About AI Usage

Deanna Paukstitus '25, Staff Writer May 1, 2024
In “Late Night With the Devil,” the fear is as real as it has ever been.
“Quiet On Set” recounts stories of sexual abuse in the film industry. Photo: IMDb.

“Quiet on Set” Docuseries Exposes the Dark Side of Nickelodeon

Abby Kelso '24, Editor-in-Chief May 1, 2024
“Quiet on Set: the Dark Side of Kids TV” is a five part docuseries that uncovers a culture of workplace toxicity and sexual harassment at Nickelodeon.
Second Story Books is the oldest rare bookstore in Washington. Photo: Lee Gillies ’24.

Spotlight on Small Businesses: Used Rare Bookstore Second Story Books

Aigerim Bibol '25 and Elle Ludwin '25 May 1, 2024
Second Story Books opened in 1974 as a small bookstore tucked away on the second floor of a building in downtown Washington.

Upper School Math Teacher Justin Heiges Shares his Passion for Math

Having taught all levels of math, ranging from geometry with integrated algebra to advanced calculus courses, Heiges is one of the most experienced teachers in the Sidwell math department.

Sidwell Theater Arts Review Features Student Playwrights

JL Chretien '26, Staff Writer May 1, 2024
Concluding the 2023–2024 school year’s theater productions is the second annual Sidwell Theater Arts Review (STAR).
Filmfest DC displays global films annually. Photo: Film Fest DC.

Filmfest DC Spotlights International Films

Maisy Morowitz '27, Staff Writer April 30, 2024
The annual Washington DC International Film Festival returned this April for its 38th year, screening 65 films from 32 different countries over 10 days.
Portraits featured in “Forces of Nature: Voices that Shaped Environmentalism” depict their subjects both inside and outside of nature. Photo: The Washington Post.

“Forces of Nature” Exhibit Explores Human Impact on the Environment

Nora Giuffrida '27, Staff Writer April 30, 2024
The exhibit features key figures in environmentalist movements since the mid-1900s, including scientists, artists and activists. 

Junior Desi Amprey Wins DCSAA Diving Championship

Lise Sanchez '25, Staff Writer April 10, 2024
Amprey said that she loves bringing home a championship title to school and to her family, while also being able to share it with her teammates. 
Forward Kyle Kuzma offers optimistic view for the future of the franchise. Photo: Getty Images.

Wizards on Pace for Historically Bad Record

Amna Shah '27, Staff Writer April 10, 2024
The Wizards just recently ended their 16 game losing streak, tying a stretch in the 2009-2010 season for the longest losing streak in franchise history. 

Liverpool Wins the Carabao Cup For 10th Time

Suomo Quarshie '27, Staff Writer April 10, 2024
This Premier League season, Liverpool won the 64th Annual Carabao Cup, the 10th win in the club’s history.
Clark is considered to be one of the best players in college basketball history. Photo: Getty Images.

Phenom Caitlin Clark Declares for WNBA Draft

Jake Snow '27, Staff Writer April 10, 2024
The guard, who has one more year of eligibility, is the projected No. 1 overall pick.
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