By Emily Kvitko
Many consider New York a prime destination for shopping and park-walking, but juniors Maya Roy and Nina Shirole visited a different side of the city: the international headquarters of the United Nations (UN). The two women came face-to-face with the important building as leaders and...
Written by Emily Kvitko
Thirty-seven percent of Americans made a New Year’s resolution to stay fit in 2015, and I was one of them. Beginning Jan. 1, I would eat healthier, exercise more and get in shape. Life would be better. At least those were the things I told myself, even though, my routine did...
Cross Country
“I think part of the reason why everyone’s improving so much is because it’s so fun. I’ve never had so much fun working out before. Everyone’s super close.”—sophomore Josh Radin
“People really care about how they do, and they have a lot of motivation so we train hard....
Written by Emily Kvitko
Trends come and go and things change, and Gunn has been no exception to this rule. However, not all change has been for the better, especially when it comes to Gunn’s academic environment. Over the past 50 years, academic peer pressure, stress and anxiety have all increased....
