The Bolles Bugle

The Bolles Bugle

The Bolles Bugle

On Tuesday, the club brought back a popular activity from past events: Chinese paper-cutting and calligraphy. “It’s good to focus on the stomach one day and focus on the mind the next,” explained Rothschild. Students were given traditional brushes and ink to write various characters denoting good luck and fortune, or cut out the characters with colored paper instead.

Chinese Week 2024: Year of the Dragon

Ava Cheng, Design Editor March 5, 2024

The upper school Chinese Club held its annual Chinese Week the week before the Lunar New Year to welcome the year of the dragon. The week-long celebration has been a tradition at Bolles for years, according...

AP 2D artists build their portfolios

AP 2D artists build their portfolios

Isabel Bassin, Co-Editor-in-Chief March 5, 2024

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...

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...

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,’”...

Studies in Leadership

Studies in Leadership

Nikolas Azevedo, Contributing Writer March 1, 2024

The Bolles School offers many great electives that branch out beyond normal school subjects, such as the Studies in Leadership class.  The course teaches students the core fundamentals of what it takes...

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