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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,’”...
Twice a year, Bolles has a panel discussion called Life Beyond Bolles. This tradition began this year on November 2 and looks to continue itself for years to come. This discussion is for Juniors and Seniors...
The New York Times Games are logic-based word games available on the New York Times website, which have been played since Wordle came out in 2021. The most popular games include The Mini, Wordle, Connections,...
Dylan Schwartz presses his camera attachment into the microscope lens, trying to get the perfect shot. He, along with 13 other seniors, is enrolled in AP 2D Art, and spends his art classes curating his crystalline photography. “My portfolio focuses on the expansive and invisible crystalline structures...
Mr. Jump was a history teacher and an advisor, and now, along with this, he has become a weightlifting coach and cheer coach at Bolles. Jump, who has taught at Bolles for two years, aims to give more to Bolles than a teacher and advisor can give. Previous to Bolles, Jump was a cheerleader in high school and college. “I was a cheerleader in high school for all four years,” Jump said. “My...
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...