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Podcast: Inside the Mob: Jan. 6, 2021

Jacob Chansley, also known as the

Logan Schiciano, TBN Producer • January 20, 2021

Repudiating Trumpism: Why Georgia went blue

On top of Trump’s defeat in the national election, Georgia results represent a shift in American politics. After four years of Trump’s chaotic style of governing, voters have had enough.

Tara Phillips, Contributing Writer • January 13, 2021

How do Culturally Sanctioned Gender Roles Hurt Adolescents’ Mental Health?

Anna Drattell, Blogger • January 13, 2021

Community reacts to Capitol riots, deepening political divide as Trump presidency comes to a close

Trump supporters occupy the Capitol grounds during Wednesday's violent attempt to stop the certification of Joe Biden for President. Incited by President Donald Trump, the mob infiltrated the building, vandalizing statues, stealing property and threatening to hang elected officials. Masters' Students and faculty reflect on the insurrection, and the deepening political divide as Trump leaves office.

Logan Schiciano, TBN Producer • January 10, 2021

How Cancel Culture Disproportionately Affects Women

Mia Romanoff, Blogger • January 3, 2021

Dobbs 16 perseveres through restrictions

Logan Schiciano, TBN Producer • January 2, 2021

2020 Year in Review

Logan Schiciano, TBN Producer • January 2, 2021

Tower Broadcast News #3

Logan Schiciano and Lance Leys • December 17, 2020

Vanishing Half and unheard voices will be focus of MLK celebration

Britt Bennett’s The Vanishing Half will be distributed to faculty and students in the Upper School as an all-school reading experience in preparation for MLK Day.

Sonali Rao, Contributing Writer • December 16, 2020

News Brief: Roundtable with students of color

A screenshot of the fourth annual Saturday Summit on Social Justice, hosted by The Masters School and Rye Country Day. The summit fostered conversations about racial justice, gender and sexuality, and took place over Zoom.

Sophia Van Beek, Features Editor • December 14, 2020

Masters co-hosts fourth annual Summit on Social Justice virtually

A screenshot of the fourth annual Saturday Summit on Social Justice, hosted by The Masters School and Rye Country Day. The summit fostered conversations about racial justice, gender and sexuality, and took place over Zoom.

Kira Ratan, Features Lead Editor • November 21, 2020

Children of the pandemic: exploring the challenges and coping strategies of the world’s youngest learners

11-year old Abigail (Abby) Kaye, the daughter of eleventh grade Class Dean Shelly Kaye, studies at home accompanied by her family's dog. Because both of Abby's parents are teaching in person this fall, she's had to take on more responsibility making sure she and her brother Gavin are present for their online classes. Kaye said,

Logan Schiciano, TBN Producer • November 20, 2020

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