Playlist of the Week: Sara Kashani-Sabet ’19
“Music is something that has always been really important to me, it’s something that I know will always be there. I think the hardest thing […]
Winter Formal
Winter Formal is taking place this Saturday the 11th! The theme of the dance is Snow Ball and it will be held at the SF […]
Spring Club Fair: Interviews with New Club Leaders
Lick-Wilmerding is known for being a school that brings together students from all backgrounds, and from, a multitude of interests. The student-run clubs are a […]
Playlist of the Week: Luke Alessandroni
“This is a playlist inspired by last weekend’s marches in Washington and around the globe (and of course my love for jazz). Rather than being […]
NFL Podcast Ahead of the Superbowl
Ryan Kimball ’17 and George Dicke ’17 break down Patriots vs Falcons ahead of the Super Bowl!
Playlist of the Week: Get Out of the Funk
This semester in Mr. Lopez’s Pop Culture and Global Politics class, students will be examining the role of music in history. As a result, Mr. […]
Einstein’s Dreams Book Review
Beautiful, imaginative, timeless. In Einstein’s Dreams, Alan Lightman weaves the real and the abstract while exploring both human nature and the phenomenon of time. Between […]
Playlist of the Week: Renee Riem
“This playlist is a nod to the current events of the day, and the tone I’ve attempted to set here might best be summarized by […]
Jason Polan: Ardent Illustrator
Jason Polan is an American born artist based out of New York City. He may be found anywhere from a Taco Bell to New York’s […]
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