Opinions – Page 7 – The Edition GA

4Dec

New traditions in the making: GA/PC day

Germantown Academy and Penn Charter maintain the oldest prep school football rivalry in the country. The competition has been a prominent part of the tradition in both schools for 135 consecutive years. The rivalry grew through the gradual extension of more sports competitions being added to the day. Every year, the host school alternates, allowing […]

21Nov

Sanya Bandekar '25No Comments

Alec Baldwin “Rust” Prop Gun Shooting

On October 21st, 2021, renowned actor Alec Baldwin was on set of a new movie called Rust in Santa Fe County, New Mexico when his character, an outlaw, required a prop gun. The assistant director handed Baldwin a gun that supposedly had no live rounds in it. However, the gun contained live ammo and Baldwin […]

3Nov

Maria Petko '23No Comments

Return of Live Music

Due to many people receiving COVID-19 vaccination, life has slowly been returning back to normal, starting with the return of live music. As many people have been vaccinated for COVID-19, they have begun to feel more comfortable going out in public, returning to a more normal life. One thing that has brought back the enjoyment […]

Halloween in the Upper School: Movies, Candy, and Traditions

30Oct

Sanya Bandekar '25No Comments

Halloween in the Upper School: Movies, Candy, and Traditions

Halloween is back with its familiar traditions in the Upper School, and students were asked about their favorite movies and candy around this time of year. Halloween is just around the corner, and the time for fall activities is here. This year, students are planning what costumes to wear, hoping for an opportunity to dress […]

27Oct

Grace Taylor '24No Comments

Impacts of the Facebook Outage

Social media platform Facebook was down for over six hours due to a faulty configuration change on Monday, October 5th. This worldwide shutdown was felt across the globe, impacting the billions of users who frequent the site and rely on its services. Due to a defective configuration change in Facebook’s networking systems, Monday, October 5th […]

16Oct

Kiran Bagga '25

Winston Sun '25

Taryn DiFranco '25No Comments

Best Fall Activities and Foods

Top three activities and Trader Joe’s foods to treat yourself to this season Fall is back everyone! This fall is going to be better than ever. To get you in the fall spirit, we’ve picked out the top three local fall activities, delicious foods to indulge in after months without pumpkin spice, and more fun […]

13Oct

Zara Bhatt '24

Olivia Krey '24No Comments

Met Gala Top 10

On September 13th, 2021, around 600 celebrities attended the 75th Met Gala in New York City. Many well known personalities attended in extravagant outfits in order to showcase the work of well-known designers as well as to raise money for the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This year, however, the event was said to have some […]

The Debate on Vaccine Mandates and School Requirements

9Oct

Sanya Bandekar '25No Comments

The Debate on Vaccine Mandates and School Requirements

New vaccine mandates pose new questions for how schools are implementing safety for students within the community. On September 9th, President Biden proposed sweeping mandates that would require over one hundred million Americans to get the COVID-19 vaccine in an effort to hinder the surge of COVID-19 deaths while increasing the nation’s vaccination rate to […]

The Future of Women’s Rights Under the Texas Heartbeat Act

6Oct

Elaine Li '24

Grace Taylor '24No Comments

The Future of Women’s Rights Under the Texas Heartbeat Act

On September 1st, 2021, the Texas Heartbeat Act came into effect, raising concern across the U.S. for those affected by this law. The act prohibits abortions after six weeks of pregnancy and allows for members of the public to sue anyone who performs or aids in an illegal abortion. Though the debate on whether or […]

19Jul

Katherine Joson '231 Comment

Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit NYC Review

Just last week I took the time to release my “ Internalized Pandemic Anxiety” and visit the new Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit at Pier 36 in NYC. The exhibit presents a lavish and unique perspective of Van Gogh and his art through movement and sound. The goal of the project is to immerse the viewer […]