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Best Buddies Club puts on annual talent show

May 27, 2023

On May 18, Whitman community members gathered in the commons for the annual Best Buddies Talent Show. The show consisted of 17 acts in which students sang,...

One Acts returns in-person to Whitman Drama

By Liam Darnell

May 25, 2023

On May 18 and May 19, Whitman Drama presented the student-run production “One Acts: Strange Tales” in person for the first time in five years. The...

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Crossword answers, Volume 61 Issue 4 magazine

By Cameron Newell and Elena Kotschoubey

March 28, 2023

Boys dance too: My experience as a male ballet dancer

By Jacob Cowan

January 22, 2023

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A culture of cheating: systemic roots and COVID repercussions

By Dresden Benke

June 6, 2023

Student names have been changed to protect anonymity. Sunlight filters through the windows on the fourth floor of the new wing. A student fidgets with their pen, clicking...

Recap of AP testing: College Board offers 7 digital exams

June 5, 2023

“It’s like Whitman but on steroids”: Bryan Eng takes on Broadway

June 5, 2023

“An extraordinary teacher, coach and administrator”: James Kuhn retires after 28 years at Whitman

June 5, 2023

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Tree Montgomery: A free program bringing benefits to Montgomery County through shade trees

By Celia Noya

June 1, 2023

Employees walk into a neighborhood home’s backyard, carefully transporting a small maple tree ready to be planted in the rich, nutrient-filled brown soil. The sun beams...

Five culturally awakening D.C. museums

May 31, 2023

New Kenwood Park sidewalk project stirs up controversy

May 27, 2023

Some residents are worried about developers chopping down mature trees, while others want to feel safe when walking in their neighborhood — even if it means the removal of local trees.