Jessica Cha '17, News Campus Section Editor
• February 2, 2016
Peddie welcomed teachers Jian Wang and Jing Jin from its sister school, EFZ, as both schools are in the process of getting ready for the celebration of their tenth anniversary together.
The system started...
In anticipation of the annual Sadie Hawkins dance around the corner this February, I’m reminded once again of Peddie School concentric dances – the center of which is, I hear, the place for grinding.
Last...
Peddie students participated in the Martin Luther King Jr. workshops on Monday, Jan. 18. Several experts on race relations and civil rights era historians came in to talk about the progress that civil...
Students of the orchestra and chorus ensembles went on the annual New York Philharmonic trip on Jan. 14. On this night, students experienced conductor Frank Gilbert, solo violinist Frank Peter Zimmermann,...
Architect Joe Tattoni, parent of David Tattoni ’16, visited two architecture classes to give a presentation on his award-winning building, and to critique students’ projects. Tattoni is the lead...
In a thrilling meet, Peddie swimming defeated both Lawrenceville and McDonough in a home, double-dual meet last Saturday. The team resumed their vigorous training (eight practices per week), combining...
Jesse Zhou '16, Opinions Section Editor
• January 21, 2016
Following any act of terrorism, whether it be in this nation or abroad, people are quick to say certain things regarding security. “No more refugees!” they exclaim, a nervous paranoia on their faces....
It was another wild weekend in the NFL last week! The New England Patriots defeated the Kansas City Chiefs, in maybe the most reasonable game of the weekend, 27-20. The Arizona Cardinals won 26-20, despite...
During the celebrations of New Year’s Eve on December 31, several crimes of sexual assault, muggings, and more were reported upon young women across Germany, especially focused in Cologne.
For the...
AP Government students watched the State of the Union address together and participated in the annual bingo contest on Jan. 12. Students received a Bingo card with what may be said in the President’s...
As a scholar, an architect, and an artist, James Turrell is a character of uniqueness. At the age of 16, he was already flying supplies and working as an aerial cartographer. At Pomona College, he studied...
Well, that was unexpected. Though David went 4-0 with his picks in last week’s wild card round, I don’t think either of us could’ve predicted how those games played out. The Chiefs blew out the Texans...
