March 17, 2023 Print Edition
In This Issue:
News & Features:
- Two Mount Greylock Students Selected for All-State Festival Ensembles
- 1 in 650: Interview with Annie Art
- See Fund Awards $15,000 to Thirteen Grants
- Students Create Memoir Covers in Graphic Design Course
- Professor Matt Tokeshi Gives Greylock Talk About Midterms
- Peer Team, in Collaboration With Administration, Kickstarts Anti-Bullying Campaign
- Williamstown Votes in Favor of New Fire Station
- President Biden Gives His Second State of the Union Address
- 58th Anniversary of “Bloody Sunday” Observed in Selma
- AP African American Studies Curriculum Debated Across America
- Mount Greylock Regional School District Briefly Installs Mask Recommendation in January
- English Language Learner Class Focusses on Cooking Unit
- Teachers who Attended Greylock as Students Reflect
- Tips on Combating Seasonal Blues in the Winter
- Parental Leave at Mount Greylock and in the US
- Mount Greylock Theater Department Presents Oliver! Performances in Early March
Sports:
- Winter Sports Review: Boys Basketball, Nordic Ski Excel in Post-Seasons
- “AP” Gym Members Reflect on Trial Semester
- Boys Cross Country Skiing Repeats as State Champs, Girls Place 3rd
- Senior Ezra Holzapfel Reflects on His Time in the Skiing Program
Opinions:
- NFL Referees Hold Too Much Influence on Game Results
- The MG Library: A Safe Space for Students
- Course Selection Process Takes on New Requirements
- Harmful “Humor” on TikTok and Social Media
- Oliver! Crew Focusses on Sustainability
- Sylvie’s Book Corner
- Pandemic Messages in Glass Onion
Andrew joined the Echo to realize his interest for reporting on interesting school events and topics. He runs Cross-Country and Track and always stays up-to-date on the latest sports-related news.
Arthur joined the Echo for his love of being involved in the school community and has been a writer since 2020. When he's not writing, he can often be seen running cross-country, biking, playing piano or his bass clarinet.
Krishiv is a 10th grader at Greylock, and this year will be his fourth year on the Echo. He loves interviewing people and writing informative pieces. Outside of school, Krishiv swims for a private club and plays the cello. He is also a part of many other clubs, like Student Council and the robotics team. If you find him in the hall, he is always open to talk!
After reading a great issue of the Eggplant, Charlotte began her interest in the paper. She now hopes to improve and hone her editing skills.
Lucy loves to play soccer and run track. She also enjoys reading and writing.
Quin joined the Echo to gain more experience in a new type of writing. In her spare time, she can be found writing or performing in plays, playing the trumpet, and breathing.
I joined the Echo because I love being part of a newspaper, and it’s why I still do it for that reason. I also do Shakespeare and enjoy getting coffee with friends, music, and baking.
Molly is a senior who has been on the Echo for four years. She plays soccer and basketball and enjoys writing long features for the Echo. In her free time, she can be found reading any interesting book, binging Parks and Rec, or watching the same 4 movies on repeat - Pitch Perfect, Cool Runnings, Good Will Hunting, and Reputation Stadium Tour.
Knowl joined the Echo four years ago to meet other student writers and now enjoys reporting on the people and experiences that make MG amazing. Outside the Echo, he plays sports, hikes, and spends time with his cats.
"I exist. That's about it."
Drew plays football, golf, and tennis. He also enjoys music and moved to Massachusetts two years ago.
Kiersten Simpson is a senior. When not writing for the Echo, Simpson can be found onstage or derailing JCL meetings. Simpson has never been stung by a bee, but they are still seeking vengeance on a wasp that stung them. If anyone knows the whereabouts of a wasp that claims to have been on Pontoosuc Lake on May 27th, 2020, please alert Kiersten so justice may finally be properly served.
Celina has been writing for the Echo since seventh grade. Her favorite pieces to write are interviews and opinions. When not writing, she can be found on the volleyball court or reading.
Sylvie joined the Echo in 7th grade due to her interest in journalism. She loves reading and has been doing book reviews for the Echo for years. She is also a part of theater at the school.
