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Nobody takes responsibility for dying clubs
Michael Tucker, X, and Staff
Contributing Writer
Many PDS clubs are dying, and it is not clear who is or should be doing something about it, or if anything is to…
School-to-school partnership initiative fails to gain traction
Selena Anjur-Dietrich, XI
Staff Writer
In the beginning of the year, Community Council proposed to stretch the bounds of PDS through a school-to-school partnership. Since then, the concept…
Many students involved in outside activities
Naiyah Ambros, XI
Staff Writer
One of the strongest aspects of our school is the wide variety of opportunities in terms of extracurricular activities. PDS caters to students with all types…
Despite controversy, Kony Day of Action planned for April 20
Iqra Asghar , X
Staff Writer
With over 86 million views on YouTube, Invisible Children’s Kony 2012 video has become a smashing success since its March 5 release. Directed by the…
Juniors and seniors appreciate the Anne Rothrock Lecture
Katie Petrino, XI
Managing Web Editor
The Anne Rothrock Lecture is an annual event that “was established in memory of Anne Rothrock, who was a longtime history teacher at PDS. She…
Net Classroom implemented by PDS administration, with the goal of efficiency in mind
Akhil Parlapalli, X
Contributing Writer
Throughout the past academic year, the administrative board has been experimenting with what is known as the Net Classroom. During the second trimester, this initiative was implemented…
Chemistry I Science League team 4th place in NJ
Anuj Mehndiratta, X
Online News Editor
Princeton Day School has a rich tradition of success in New Jersey Science League Competitions, so it comes as no surprise that the Chemistry 1…
Construction of outdoor “classroom” to begin in spring of 2012
Caroline Lippman, IX
Contributing Writer
Princeton Day School is scheduled to break ground on a construction project to build an outdoor classroom. .Both Sustainability Coordinator Liz Cutler and Garden Manager Pam…
Buildings and Grounds Department addresses student and faculty concerns about the current heating and air conditioning systems
Liz Gudgel, X
Contributing Writer
“It’s been absolutely freezing,” said Upper School English teacher Liz Cutler. “I can’t type, my fingers are so cold.” Ms. Cutler’s complaint—one voiced by members of…
High percentage of the Class of 2012 applies early action or early decision for college admission
Lakhram Bhisham, XII
Associate Writer
This year, an extraordinary 78 percent, or about 70 students, of the Class of 2012 applied either early decision or early action. Of this total, 58…