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Standard News Network: Week of September 23
Standard News Network: Week of September 23
Adrian Caillaux Diaz, Sanna Ekroth, Gaby Friedman, Ailish Herrmann, Aden Ovenden, Colton Stenson, Inez Stephenson and Theo van Zyl • September 30, 2024
Ariana Van Hese (’27), Goksu Manav (’27), Toiyo Diya (’27) and Gabe Marchuk (’27) discuss the list of activities for the Grade 10 scavenger hunt Sept. 27. Students were asked to complete various tasks to obtain points for their advisories.
GALLERY Students participate in Day Z activities around London
September 30, 2024
Luca Akin (’27) addresses his grade Sept. 16. Following a three-way tie, Akin, Yiannis Theofilopoulos (’27) and Byron Weiss (’27) delivered speeches during a runoff election.
Student Council members discuss goals for upcoming school year
September 19, 2024
Features
Each Student ambassador is provided with matching orange shirts for activities with new students. The program leaders and High School administration decided to implement the orange shirts to help new students identify ambassadors better.
New students reflect on efficacy of Student Ambassador program
Melisa Atalay, Reporter • October 1, 2024
PODCAST Pedro Sokoloff shares Latino perspective in light of Hispanic Heritage Month
PODCAST Pedro Sokoloff shares Latino perspective in light of Hispanic Heritage Month
September 26, 2024
Over the summer, the U.S. presidential election season saw a series of key events: President Joe Biden dropped out, former President Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt and Vice President Kamala Harris became the Democratic presidential nominee.
Community shares thoughts on summer election developments
September 8, 2024
Arts
In addition to selling freshly prepared bagels made to order, B Bagel’s also provides customers with plain bagels, spreads and juices they can buy on the spot. The chain opened five locations around London and established a new location to open soon in Highgate, according to B Bagel’s.
London's quick eats: B Bagel offers budget-friendly meals
Rania Raj and Meher Sareen • September 23, 2024
From warm lattes to cold frappuccinos, Starbucks is kickstarting fall by introducing exciting new seasonal drinks. Starbucks reinstated its fall menu Aug. 22, bringing back beloved classics like their popular pumpkin-spiced drinks.
Starbucks fall drinks impress with variety of flavors
September 16, 2024
Liam and Noel Gallagher of Oasis perform in San Diego Sept. 18, 2005. The recent announcement of the Oasis reunion sparked excitement for both older and newer fans despite the high demand for limited tickets creating a culture of gatekeeping.
Oasis reunion unites generations, creates gatekeeping culture
September 12, 2024
Opinions
Guest submission: Assembly scheduling fails to respect student time
Guest submission: Assembly scheduling fails to respect student time
Ziad Ben-Gacem, Guest Contributor • September 27, 2024
New technology is being created at an increasing rate, with frequent Artificial Intelligence developments being introduced and the rise of the virtual world. Despite these technological advancements, it is important to not lose touch with the physical world.
Physical media deserves place in tech-driven world
September 25, 2024
Grind culture has consumed the lives of many on the way to academic success. According to Forbes, 55% of Americans reported feeling stressed about their work lives, 20% higher than the global average.
Grind culture hinders well-being, deserves attention
September 11, 2024
Sports
The girls JJV volleyball team huddles together. Donya Bagheri (’28) said she enjoys the team aspect of volleyball. “Being in a team is a nice experience and always having someone to have your back is a great part of volleyball,” Bagheri said.
GALLERY Girls JJV volleyball plays four games against TASIS
Sophia Cawley, Reporter • October 2, 2024
Gemma Algard (’27) serves the ball as her teammates watch. Algard said the team has each other’s back. “The team has a lot of trust in each other, so if we make mistakes on the court, we don’t get embarrassed,” Algard said. “We just move on to the next point, which I think sets this group apart from other teams.”
GALLERY Girls varsity volleyball beats Zurich International School
September 30, 2024
2024 summer soccer transfer market surpasses expectations
2024 summer soccer transfer market surpasses expectations
September 30, 2024
Podcast
PODCAST Rise in influencers: surge in entrepreneurial mindsets motivates students
PODCAST Rise in influencers: surge in entrepreneurial mindsets motivates students
Aden Ovenden and Noelle Quintin • June 7, 2024
Video
Standard News Network: Week of September 16
Standard News Network: Week of September 16
Tarek Ahmad, Inez Stephenson, Rina Kobayashi, Sarah Alvarez Martin, Seya Sawiris, Rania Raj and Yiannis Theofilopoulos • September 24, 2024
Gallery
Members of the boys varsity soccer team celebrate a goal. Eden Craig (’26) said he was proud of his performance. “After scoring the first goal, it felt good to have that moment to look back on,” Craig said.
GALLERY Boys varsity soccer beats ACS Hillingdon
Giulia Scolari, News Editor: Print • September 18, 2024
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