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Japanese teacher, Ms. Braren, to retire after 32 years
Japanese teacher, Ms. Braren, to retire after 32 years
Ellie Stewart, Copy Editor • March 1, 2024

Japanese teacher, Ms. Braren, will retire this spring after 32 years. Braren first began teaching when her relatives were students at Bolles. “They said ‘oh, they don't have any Japanese,’”...

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New librarian Mr. Nesselrode
Liv Bassin, Contributing Writer • November 6, 2023
Gavin Boree '24 plays box lacrosse in Canada
Caylee Padgett, Online-Editor-in-Chief • October 4, 2023
Mr. Gebauer visits Japan with Ottenstroer Fellowship
Caylee Padgett, Online Editor-in-Chief • September 29, 2023
Bolles Mockers
Bolles Mockers
Kate Youell, Social Media Editor • March 4, 2024

Becoming a lawyer is a difficult feat, but students can join Mock Trial to ease the process or learn about how law works. Mock Trial is a team that competes in scrimmages against other schools. Teams are...

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Studies in Leadership
Nikolas Azevedo, Contributing Writer • March 1, 2024
Trek to F Lot
Ellie Stewart, Copy Editor • February 21, 2024
Community Connections brings books to life
Ava Cheng, Design Editor • February 15, 2024
Why Spring Breakout is great for the MLB
Why Spring Breakout is great for the MLB
Jack Laufer, Contributing Writer • March 4, 2024

Jack Laufer is a Contributing Writer for The Bugle. The opinions expressed here are solely his own and are not meant to reflect views of The Bugle staff or The Bolles School. Spring training has been...

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Jacksonville Jaguars: Where it all went wrong
Jack Laufer, Contributing Writer • February 12, 2024
The Resolution Revolution
Isabel Schimpff, Coffeehouse Editor • February 8, 2024
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AI and Academics: How do we react to the rise of AI in an academic setting?
AI and Academics: How do we react to the rise of AI in an academic setting?
Ava Cheng, Design Editor • November 6, 2023

A world overrun by machines of our own creation, mechanical beings orchestrating every aspect of life—the idea of robots taking over has manifested in movies for decades, but with the rapid development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) today, it seems our fears have become reality.  “There’s...

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Coach Ryan inducted into Florida Track and Field Hall of Fame
Coach Ryan inducted into Florida Track and Field Hall of Fame
Ellie Stewart, Copy Editor • February 27, 2024

Coach Tony Ryan was inducted into the Florida Track and Field Hall of Fame on January 4, 2024, and shares about his nomination and contributions to the team.  Ryan credits “having good coaches, and having a team that buys into the culture of being the best that you can be” to his success as a coach. He surrounds himself with coaches he has both coached as athletes and worked with in the past,...

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Bolles Scholastic Awards
Tristan Schneider, Contributing Writer • March 7, 2024

The Scholastic Art and Writing Awards have been an annual tradition for seventh to eleventh grade students around the nation. Winning an award is seen as a high accomplishment to students, with the awards ranging from cash prizes to scholarships that can reach up to 12,500 dollars. Bolles students have had a history of having their artworks selected, and this year is no exception, with many Bolles...

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