Zach Fisch didn't have long to adjust to his new job on Capitol Hill. Just four days after settling into his office in the Capitol Complex's Longworth Building, Fisch was given a rude welcoming to Washington, D.C.: the Capitol attack of Jan. 6.
Kira Ratan, Features Lead Editor
• February 11, 2021
This evening, the Masters community gathered virtually in celebration of the life of security guard Panton Adams, who passed away from Covid-19 complications on Feb. 1. The memorial was held at 7 p.m....
This Saturday, Feb. 6, the dorms on campus will re-open to the boarding community after being closed for nearly a year.
The boarders returning to campus will range from grades 9-12, a shift from the...
Junior John Doe* starts off every week with a text to his bookie to place his bets for the weekend's NFL games. He first takes a look at the spreads for each game, drafts parlays, and considers the money...
When my father was a sophomore at Southern Methodist University in the fall of 1988, he walked onto the school’s football team. A week later, he quit. The two-a-day practices in the blistering Texas...
Until the COVID-19 pandemic shut down New York State Correctional facilities in March 2020, Masters teachers Cheryl Hajjar and Smith spent many of their evenings inside the walls of local prisons, teaching...
Masters alumna Sam Coffey was drafted to the Portland Thorns FC on Jan. 13, a team in the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) as the 12th pick in the league’s 2021 draft.
Coffey served as captain...
At 27 years old, Laura Danforth was gifted $20,000 from the parent of a former student and was given two options: to go and see the world alone or to spend it on herself and never tell anyone where...
We view history as a timeline of progress and change. Typically, we analyze timelines because they tell us the cause and effect of major events. As time progresses, so does our timeline. All too often,...
