Zoë Newcomb Features Editor Rising unemployment rates and seemingly negative lifestyle changes might just be a good thing for families facing job loss and economic insecurity. Sophomore Jamie Haigh’s...

Lauren Jung Editor-in-Chief In a flurry of white dresses, safety pins and eyeliner, seniors slipped into their new white dresses for Senior Tea on May 7, the first of many annual traditions leading...

Sara Kloepfer Reporter Newspapers nation-wide are dying left and right and the San Francisco Chronicle might be the next casualty. Hearst Corporation, which owns the Chronicle along with 15 other...

Sara Kloepfer Reporter The new moon ushers in not only a change in the zodiac animals, but also a change in the leader of the United States with the presidency of Barack Obama. The Year of the Ox brings...

Jovel Quierolo Sacred Heart Editor Freshman Brooke Thomas scooped 30 flavors of ice cream at the Tea Shop on Squirrel Island in Maine for eight weeks last summer. Only 14 years old, she made $130 per...

Emily Bloch Reporter ▶ Guests arrived in the Flood Mansion wearing masks and formal attire in the spirit of this year’s Father-Daughter Dinner Dance theme, Masquerade. “Some people...

Zoë Newcomb Reporter As President Barack Obama spoke to the country and the world with the words “let us brave once more the icy currents, and endure what storms may come,” his words were taken...

Collen Scullion reporter An alum returns to the same evergreen-scented Main Hall she left years ago, receiving a nametag with her date of graduation to welcome her to Alumni Noëls. "We all fondly...

Lauren JungEditor-in-chiefCollege tuition continues to rise and federal aid for students has nearly doubled in the past 10 years, but the number of private loans taken out for higher education are shrinking...

Lauren Jung Editor-in-Chief Tomorrow marks many universities’ early action application deadlines. But as students scramble to turn in their paperwork and online forms, the stress isn’t only about...