Note: These two articles are the product of a little intra-section competition. The editor, Agus Tornabene, wrote an article advocating for non-native English speakers to speak only English in public places, while […]
To Speak or not to Speak?
Demerit System
A Call for Reform Luke Stone ’20 As it currently stands, Woodberry’s primary punitive measure, the demerit system, is hardly ever punitive. Receiving demerits, a consequence that once threatened to not only […]
Mixed Dorms
A Matter of Interaction By: Dylan Yen ‘19 For as long as anyone can remember, Woodberry has had grade-specific dorms. Besides the Prefects and a few Juniors on Freshman and Sophomore dorms, […]
A Change of Rules
A Needed Message Hutch Bray ‘21 Vaping here at Woodberry has become a problem that needs to be addressed because it affects the whole community. In an effort to curb vaping, the […]
An Addition to Tradition
Javon Darrien ’19 Our school has a storied tradition filled with rites of passage. As a student body, we are proud of this because we think that we are better off for […]
In Defense of Tradition
Luke Stone ‘20 Tradition. Camaraderie. Brotherhood. Sealed by friendship’s tie. What do all of these buzzwords have in common? They are all used in material written by the school to explain what […]
The Status of the Woodberry Cup: An Interview with Ryan Alexander
Editor’s Note: The following is a transcript of a conversation that I had with Ryan Alexander about the Woodberry cup. Alexander will replace Henry Heil as the Assistant Dean of Students and […]
Impressions on Woodberry
Iain Leggat I have spent 8 years of my life in boarding houses. So I felt that when I arrived here I had a pretty good understanding of what I was getting […]