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Ian Zar ‘26, Sean Hogan ‘26, and Beckett Joyce ‘26 play a game at a meeting of the Jewish Student Union on September 13, 2024. Faculty members and club co-heads have been adjusting to the no-phone policy and trying different engagement techniques.
Showcase
No Phone Zone: Quick Reflections on MICDS' New Policy
Arjun Puri, Johanna Orwick, and Alexandra Smith September 17, 2024
Standing under the American Flag, Patrick Huewe, World Language Department Chair lectures in his classroom. “I look forward to there not being a lot of vitriol. People just believe what they believe and respect the right of everybody else to believe that they believe,” Huewe said, regarding the upcoming elections,
2024 Presidential Election: MICDS Gears Up
Karis Haney, Managing Editor of Audience and Staff • May 1, 2024
Pursuing Athletics in College
Josh Borja, ALT Journalism Student • May 23, 2022
Girl’s Cross Country Rams Show Out at State
Ellie Gira, Guest Writer • December 15, 2021
MICDS Seniors Make Athletic Commitments to College
Cate Cody, Writer and Editor-in-Chief • December 14, 2021
Studying seniors Thomas Woodrow, Sonia Oulamine, Chloe Davis, and Shivani Devrapally work on their assignments during their free period.
Winter Term Causes “Crunch Time” for Final Weeks of School Year
Kate Williamson, ALT Journalism Student • April 30, 2024

Winter Term made its comeback this year and utilized the first two weeks of MICDS’s second semester. The program gave students in grades 9-11...

Writing his final essay on Persepolis, Dawon Moore ‘27 uses his computer. Students in this Freshman English class are not permitted to use Artificial Intelligence for this essay, so he is beginning an outline based on his own ideas.
To Use or Not to Use: MICDS to Introduce Artificial Intelligence Education to Science Curriculum
Rachel Phillips, Editor in Chief • April 30, 2024

A new course is coming to MICDS: a course specific to studying artificial intelligence. Beginning in the Spring semester of 2024-2025 school...

Scrolling through recent prom photos, Audrey Walker ‘28 favorites those she aims to use as inspiration. She ended up favoriting 23 photos of different dresses with a variety of colors and patterns.
Prom Dress Choices Become Less Traditional as Students Choose Self-Expression over Status-Quo.
Alexandra Walker, ALT Journalism Student • April 29, 2024

Attendees of Prom 2024 wore a wide variety of florals, silks, and sparkles that marked the shift away from the traditional prom fashion of full...

Celeste Prince teaches summer students seated in wooden backed chairs.
Opinion
The Chairs of MICDS: Where Comfort and Learning Intersect
Ishan Chauhan, Guest Writer • May 3, 2023

Chairs. The crux of the classroom and arguably one of the most used pieces of furniture in the entire school (let alone the world). MICDS, in...

Pursuing Athletics in College
Pursuing Athletics in College
Josh Borja, ALT Journalism Student • May 23, 2022
Scooping chicken onto her plate in the MICDS dining hall, a teacher takes advantage of the rotating selection of salad toppings, including two different types of greens, in-season vegetables, and a composed salad.
“MICDS Fat”: A Look Into the Student Body’s Concept of Body
Jada Greer, ALT Journalism Student • May 1, 2024

As body-focused jokes become more commonplace around MICDS, students have begun to discuss the comments’ nuances.  Body shaming at MICDS...

Celeste Prince teaches summer students seated in wooden backed chairs.
The Chairs of MICDS: Where Comfort and Learning Intersect
Ishan Chauhan, Guest Writer • May 3, 2023

Chairs. The crux of the classroom and arguably one of the most used pieces of furniture in the entire school (let alone the world). MICDS, in...

Sisters Narya Phatak '26 and Happy Phatak '23 smile at each other as they sing a duet of "Never Grow Up" by Taylor Swift
Photos: Blue Whale 2023, Back in the Library
March 9, 2023