This is the second installment in Well-being, an occasional column that focuses on health and wellness.
They vary slightly, but they’re familiar scenes. A classmate sits across from you at a small...
Phoebe Grimm, Publications Staff
— January 16, 2025
As a junior in high school navigating her teenage years, the topic of skincare has played a huge role in my day-to-day. Skincare has become increasingly popular through social media, constantly being advertised...
As we approach the end of the intense three-week stretch after Thanksgiving break, many of us are overwhelmed by projects, essays, tests, and various responsibilities both on and off campus. For seniors...
“10, 9, 8... 1, go!” Mr. Jaccaci’s voice echoed in the air, signaling the start of Tabor's annual Halloween Fun Run. It was amazing to see the excitement of the crowd and the overwhelming participation...
Since 2017, the “Juntos” program at Tabor has aimed to foster meaningful connections between Tabor students and New Bedford’s immigrant community.
“The purpose of Juntos is to help...
The Rysensteen Gymnasium exchange first started in the fall of 2017 and allowed more of our Tabor community to connect with more institutions globally. Through this exchange, both the Danish students and...
Drama:
This Wednesday, the cast and crew of the Fall Drama She Kills Monsters had a productive rehearsal in Hoyt's Black Box theater. The cast, led by stage manager Sue Zhao ‘26 and director Ms. Hawley,...
Few people in this world dedicate their lives so completely to others that, when they are gone, an entire community feels their absence. John “Jack” Braitmayer was one of those people. A “quiet generous...
Girls Field Hockey
Girls Varsity Field Hockey battled into overtime with the Governors Academy and were able to end it with a victory. Ashley Piersol ’26 started the game off with an early goal....
Animal Farm by George Orwell, originally published to critique Soviet Russia, is a daring commentary on how the acquisition of power leads to corruption expressed through the simpleness of farm animals...
Yellowface reveals the unique struggle of Asian Americans in the US and addresses issues of voice, identity, and racial tensions in a genuine and nuanced way.
The death of Athena Liu, a “dazzling”...
Oops.
Something is wrong in Hoyt: There is a dirty fork in a restaurant; a comet crashing on a town; the Tabor Boy combating an anchor crisis; a comedy full of errors; an insane father; two people...
