Henry Singleton ’19 It is a well established practice at Woodberry that varsity athletes are not required to participate in the seated meal waiting rotation. Without the varsity exemption, only sixth form […]
The Varsity Athlete Waiting Exemption
Why the Woodberry Community Should Vote
Charlie Moore ’19 In the words of Hillary Clinton, “pokemon go to the polls!” With mid term elections less than a week away, (no, not a presidential election, but one where we […]
Why Fir Tree Online Ordering Is A Horrible Idea
Luke Stone ’20 The Fir Tree has been a Woodberry staple for decades. It, like many things around here, has stayed the same for years. Fir […]
Unlike a Window Pane
Henry Singleton ’19 Rumors have an uncanny ability to move at seemingly impossible speed. A speed which Woodberry multiplies by ten. Whenever anything of note takes place, word travels from one person […]
Co-Ed Woodberry? Not Woodberry at All.
By Luke Stone ‘20 There are 10,693 private secondary schools (high schools) in the United States. Woodberry would, obviously, be among that number. What makes Woodberry different from the other 10,692? We […]
Coed Woodberry?
Nam Bui ’19 and Javon Darrien ’19 “We live in an all-boy school, not a monastery. There’s a difference.” – a friend exclaimed at a debate tournament when people chuckled at his […]
To Speak or not to Speak?
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 […]
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 […]