By Staff Report — 2/28/2014
Fridays’s polls for the 2014-2015 Co-Presidential election closed at 10 p.m., advancing candidate pairs Carter Page ’15 and Hanover Vale ’15 and David Gutierrez ’15 and Rebecca Somer ’15 to the final round of the election.
A record-breaking 85.6 percent of the school voted in this round of the election, in which 57.1 percent...
News
Students will enjoy two scheduled four-day weekends during the 2014-2015 school year, one during Fall Term and the other during Winter Term. The change was spurred by the positive feedback among both...
By Austin Tuan — 2/28/2014
The first round of voting for the 2014-2015 School Co-Presidential elections took place last Monday, with a record 85 percent participation from the student body. Six of 10 candidate pairs moved...
By Janine Ko | Photos By Alex Westfall — 2/28/2014
Election narrows to six candidate pairs. The final two pairs will be determined tonight at 10 p.m. when voting closes.Keep up with the race on twitter at #PAelection
Arthur Doran and Antonia Leggett...
Commentary
By Devontae Freeland — 2/28/2014
By Charlie Jarvis, Kai Kornegay, Alex Thomas, Kayla Thompson — 2/28/2014
By Benny Ogando, Rob Rush, Kailash Sundaram — 2/28/2014
By Zainab Aina, Charlie Jarvis, Kai Kornegay, Doris Nyamwaya, Alex Thomas — 2/28/2014
By Phillipian Editorial Board CXXXVII — 2/21/2014
By Phillipian Editorial Board CXXXVII — 2/14/2014
Cross Campus
By Staff Report | Photos by Stephen Moreland — 2/28/2014
On Wednesday afternoon, nine current and former members of The Phillipian traveled to Lawrence High School to attend and participate in a round table discussion on thefuture of education between Head...
By Liz Marie Ferreira and Brenda Prado | Ellie Blum and Lily Grossbard — 12/13/2013
LAWRENCE - “We never really know who someone lives with, who the adult in their life is,” said Ted Lombardi, current Assistant Principal of Humanities and Leadership Development High School (HLD)....
By Peyton Alie & Meera Patel — 11/15/2013
Through the windows of Nathan Hale House, Alex Kim ’17 and Indiana Sobol ’17 can hear music blaring from the Pine Knoll dance just outside. It is September 28, one week after their segregated Junior-...
Arts
By Paul McGovern — 2/28/2014
According to UNICEF, one-third of the world’s malnourished children live in India. Andover’s Indian and Pakistani Society (IndoPak) worked to combat this statistic by holding a charity event to...
By Tiffany Bauman — 2/28/2014
Every day, Caroline Sambuco ’14 spends two and a half to three hours singing.
“Music has become the defining aspect of my Andover experience. Most people don’t realize this, but I actually spend an...
Sports
By Staff Report — 2/28/2014
COURTESY OF PAUL MURPHYAndover Boys and Girls Swimming celebrateafter their fourth and sixth place respectivefinishes at the Easterns Championships in Pennsylvania.
COURTESY OF PAUL MURPHYAndover...
By Peter Hahn — 2/28/2014
Captain David Belluche ’14 set up at the point and sniped the top left corner, drawing a huge roar from the crowd and widening Andover Boys Hockey’s lead to 3-1.
Rowdy fans packed the Ted Harrison...
By Andreas Tonckens — 2/28/2014
Danielle Liu ’14, Katherine Sweetser ’16, Kait Simpson ’14 and Amy Zhao ’14 captured first place and the New England record in the 400-Yard Medley Relay with a time of 3:29.64, shattering the...
Features
By Phillipian Features Staff CXXXVII — 2/28/2014
Features: So, Pita and Peeta. We have to say, you two sure make one interesting duo! The baker’s boy and the pastry... it, much like Angels and Angel cake or Milk and Cookies, is a clearly a match...
By Phillipian Features Staff CXXXVII — 2/28/2014
By Phillipian Features Staff CXXXVII — 2/28/2014
Letters to the Editor
By Kai Kornegay ’14, et al. — 2/28/2014
To The Editor:
“You’re black, you’ll get into college for sure.”
“Wow! You talk so white.”
“Do you have anything I could wear for my ghetto psyche tomorrow?”
All of these phrases are common on...
By Debra Shepard — 12/13/2013
By Emma Crowe, Kory Stuer, Thea Rossman, Rhaime Kim — 11/1/2013
