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The Greylock Echo

The Student News Site of Mount Greylock Regional High School

The Greylock Echo

The Student News Site of Mount Greylock Regional High School

The Greylock Echo

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Students React to Admissions Scandal

Students React to Admissions Scandal

Laura Dupuis, Staff Writer March 26, 2019

In 2010, the United State’s biggest college cheating scandal begin with a video. Rick Singer explained how hard it was to compete in the world of college admissions and that one video lead to the involvement...

Eagle Scout: An Interview with Mike Maruk

Krishan Rai, Staff Writer March 19, 2019

Senior Mike Maruk just earned the title of Eagle Scout. The Echo sat down with him to ask him some questions about the process. Echo: How did you become and Eagle Scout? Maruk: Well, if you start...

GMSU to Return

GMSU to Return

Ava Simon, Staff Writer March 16, 2019

This month the Multicultural Student Union has re-emerged at Greylock. It falls in line with one of Greylock's core values - acceptance. According to guidance counselor Ms. Pardalis explains that students...

A group of students pose for a picture on Ugly Sweater Day, one of Greylock's most well-known school spirit days.

Community, Bonding, and School Spirit

Laura Dupuis, Staff Writer January 21, 2019

School, team, and club spirit days at Mount Greylock have always been exciting times for the entire student body, and this school year proves to be no different. At first glance, spirit days seem to be...

1968

1968

Victoria Melkonyan and Krishan Rai December 31, 2018

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...

A junior examines a map in a Greylock history classroom.

Where’s World?

Owen Tucker-Smith, Editor-in-Chief November 18, 2018

Greylock students study physics. They study geometry, trigonometry, and biology. They read Lord of the Flies and To Kill a Mockingbird. They conjugate verbs. And they learn United States history. The...

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