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Victoria Melkonyan and Krishan Rai
December 31, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
As 2018 draws to a close, one can reflect on a year full of personal and global events that have left a mark on everyone. But looking back even further, it is useful to notice that this year has even deeper historical connotations as the centennial of the armistice ending the first World War and the ten...
Winter Wonderlands: One Student’s Nutcracker Experiences
December 18, 2018
Filed under Features
When Mt. Greylock junior Maddy Art first started dancing in the Nutcracker, she experienced something magical. “I vividly remember when the snow started falling in the snow scene and being like, oh my gosh, it’s snowing on stage! I was just so in awe and I was like ok, I have to be a part of this...
As Winter Begins, Students Talk Snow Days and Alternative Solutions
December 16, 2018
Filed under Features
As the winter season rolls around, and snow starts to build up in Berkshire County, schools in the area are prone to dangerous weather conditions. As ice and snow gather on roads, busing officials and school administrators work together to determine if schools should start on time, delay, or cancel. Thes...
A Look at Chapter Two Books and the Charm of Used Literature
November 26, 2018
Filed under Arts & Living, Features
Any new addition to Spring Street in Williamstown is a welcome one, and one that brings vibrant ideas and - quite literally - page-turners is an added bonus. Replacing the recently closed Subway, Chapter Two Books is nestled between the Cottage and Sushi Thai Garden. While Williams did just open a new, u...
GSA Continues to Promote Acceptance at Greylock
November 13, 2018
Filed under Community, Features
The Gender Sexuality Alliance club, or GSA, is a club intended to make students feel more accepted and welcome in the Mount Greylock school community. In many schools, LGBTQ+ students are not allowed to be who they are or love who they love and instead are often taunted and bullied for it, making them...
Club Spotlight: Junior Classical League
October 7, 2018
Filed under Community, Features
Mount Greylock, though well known for its wide variety of sports teams, is also lucky to offer many diverse clubs and programs. With the Job Action finally finished, students and teachers are kicking into high gear to prepare to reestablish these clubs. There are many different choices for students,...
Longer Break Lets Students Breathe
October 4, 2018
Filed under Features
[metaslider id=3392] Mount Greylock’s new school brings with it a new schedule. Among the several changes to the flow of the school day is a longer morning break. This sixteen-minute long period of the day, while at first glance seeming not that long at all, has an important impact on students’...
Friends of the Arts Continues to Support Mount Greylock Theater
June 23, 2018
Art programs such as music, theater, and visual arts are extremely important for many students’ educations. Unfortunately, at MGRHS arts programs are sometimes overlooked and do not receive as much funding as sports, for example. The Mount Greylock Friends of the Arts is the solution to this problem...
Mount Greylock to Offer AP Computer Science Principles
June 15, 2018
Filed under Features
As many students already know, one of the new classes coming to Mount Greylock’s ever-interesting selection of courses is AP Computer Science Principles. The course is a welcome addition to the school’s unfortunate lack of computer science courses in a world where the permanent presence of techn...
Technology’s Role at Mount Greylock
June 9, 2018
Filed under Features
In an ever paperless world, it is no secret that technology is the face of the new generation. Whether it be electronic devices such as phones or laptops, or online tools like google, technology plays a vital role in everyday life. As the popularity of technological devices and resources has increased, it...
Eating Makes You Smart
June 23, 2017
Filed under Features
We’ve all been there. Taking a standardized test that feels like it’s taking an eternity to finish when, suddenly, you can no longer focus. It becomes difficult to keep track of how much time has passed, how much time you have left, and how fast you should be answering questions to fully complete a s...
Freshmen Class Goes on Exciting Field Trips
June 15, 2017
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On Monday, June 12th, students in the freshman class were treated to an exciting trip to Ramblewild, the outdoor aerial and adventure park in Lanesboro. Continuing the school’s relationship with the park--in years past the high school band has performed at Ramblewild, and free passes to the park used...