Estee Jorgensen Staff Writer, Lena Levey Staff Writer
The Alabama state senate recently voted to ban abortion at any stage of pregnancy, regardless of circumstances such as rape and incest. Exceptions to the abortion ban can be made if the woman’s life is at risk. Women who travel to another state to get an abortion would be charged with jail time, and doctors who perform abortions could face up to 99 years in prison.
Isabel Link News Editor: Print, Lucas Romualdo News Editor: Online, Cameron Spurr News Editor: Print
After feedback from the school community, including the Performing Arts Department, the administration has decided to move the four-day Music Tour trip to run concurrently with the Alternatives trips in late March. These trips also overlap with the Ecology Expeditions trip to South Africa. As a result, students enrolled in Concert Band, Chamber Orchestra or Concert Choir will not travel on Alternatives. Students who are taking Ecology and a music class will travel on the South Africa trip as opposed to Music Tour.
Sweat dripping from his forehead on to the blue gym floor, heart racing Matthew Hansen (’21) looks at the ERG and sees that he only has 500m left and he is on pace to break the U-16 10km world record. His teammates circle around him screaming and shouting at him to finish strong. Hansen broke the world record by 20 seconds on March 27. “It felt great to finish the race and break that record because I had been training for it for such a long time,” Hansen said.
Jonathan Novak News Editor: Online
As students headed home Thursday afternoon, members of the Student Council began voting on what is now going to be next year’s leadership team. The newest Student Council president and vice-president are Natalie Vann (’20) and Lucas Romualdo (’20) respectively.
Polina Dashevsky Staff Writer – Maddy Whitman Staff Writer
With just over two months until March 29, the U.K.’s leaving date from the European Union (E.U.), two major votes have delayed a clear Brexit plan.