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Outside of the Supreme Court, many gathered protesting affirmative action being banned in higher education. Affirmative action has helped Latino and Black students be admitted into top Universities. With it being banned, there is a lot of concern and uncertainty with the future of diversity in higher education.

Letter from the Editors: Repercussions we face with the loss of Affirmative Action

Matthias Jaylen Sandoval and Lucas Seguinot
July 1, 2023

Masters preps for first Gala in six years

Hanna Schiciano, TBN Executive Producer
May 15, 2023
CIVICS LITERACY IN AMERICA has been recorded recently as being quite low. It has been found that significant percentages of Americans cannot answer basic questions about the functioning of U.S. government and its various structures. In this piece, the author argues that Masters needs more exposure to civic education through more possible classes and the like.

Masters Students Should Be Able To Learn More Civics

Oliver Kreeger, News Editor
April 30, 2023
Valerie Blain, the new assistant librarian at The Masters School, converses with Masters students in the library. Blains focus this year has been on building community and relationships within the library.

Librarian Valerie Blain keeps human connection relevant in this day and age

Elisabeth Skrenta, Contributing Writer
February 17, 2023
Josh Markowitz argues that Problem Based Learning (PBL) helps students become better problem solvers.

PBL: An Academic Necessity

Josh Markowitz, Photo and Illustration Editor & Inventory Manager
February 10, 2023
Conventional letter grades cause students stress, and a lack of narrative feedback only further stunts student growth.

It’s time for radical reconsideration: Why grading is broken

Xavier Rolston, Web Editor
February 3, 2023
As daylight savings sets back our clocks student begin to face an increase in melatonin levels due to the early darkness. This has a direct correlation to serotonin levels, as well as students mental well-being.

Daylight savings does not save much

Maia Barantsevitch, Editor-in-Chief
December 8, 2022
Seniors Cameron Lovett, Alexis Estime, and Ashleigh Woodruff in the Doc Wilson Hall during Saturday Summit of Social Justice.

Saturday Summit of Social Justice returns for its 6th year

Matthias Jaylen Sandoval, Opinion Editor
December 5, 2022
Oliver Kreeger lack of communication between students and administration has created confusion.

A Crisis Communication Divide At Masters Creates Confusion

Oliver Kreeger, News Editor
November 4, 2022

2021-2022 Year in Review

Hanna Schiciano, TBN Executive Producer
June 4, 2022
The inspection policy is a policy in the student handbook which states that the school is allowed to inspect students online activity. This policy can be enacted when there is no evidence that there is a threat to safety.

Schools overstep with electronic surveillance

Maia Barantsevitch, Editor-In-Chief
May 27, 2022
Junior Tim Yang gives speech during Thompson Dorms Heads Brunch

After years of Covid struggles, boarding community comes together

Matthias Jaylen Sandoval, Social Media & Distribution Manager
April 28, 2022
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