After an incredibly successful lacrosse season last spring, Reagan O’Brien (I) kicked off her senior season of Boston Latin School a few weeks ago as the captain of the girls’ varsity soccer team....

What do you get when you cross the musical talent of oboe god John Ferrillo with the classical ingenuity of Catullus and then mix it in with a few Birkenstocks and a Kanken backpack? The answer is Liv...

Although the last time I was actually in the building on 78 Avenue Louis Pasteur was before Romulus founded Rome, I can remember that among the many sleep deprived faces, I always had one friend who had...

I would be lying if I said I wasn’t slightly intimidated as I sat down to write this. Izzy Goodrich is, after all, an award-winning poet, president of BLS Writes and a contributor to this very paper....

After everything we’ve been through together, I could honestly fill this entire paper with jokes and subtle references spanning throughout our journey from kindergarten to senior year, making it completely...

Ann Flynn is a one-of-a-kind person and one of the best friends anyone could ask for. Some words to describe Ann: She’s incredibly intelligent. A brilliant writer, she’s vice president of BLS Writes,...

Ai-Kee isn’t the problematic main character, she’s the wise mentor loved by the entire audience. An iconic character, if you will. Whenever you feel down or anxious about absolutely anything, she is...

Cindy Zhou is like a nice cup of hot chocolate (the kind with marshmallows, obviously). She’s sweet, warm and can always cheer you up.   If you’re involved in any clubs at Boston Latin School,...

Have you ever seen Faye Papadopoulos (I) perform on stage at the Black Box or walked past them during theatre rehearsals? Throughout their years at Boston Latin School, Papadopoulos has committed themself...

Alice Zhang: You’ve probably seen her studying hard in the library, doing yoyo tricks in the back lobby, or chilling in the cafeteria after school. It’s likely you got the chance to work alongside...

I first met Christian in tenth grade. He sat behind me in AP World History with Ms. Pinchem, but I didn’t talk to him until I learned about him from another friend. For the rest of the year, he was the...

By means of the school’s groundbreaking seating system known as “alphabetically by last name”, I was seated in front of Julianna Nerrissa Zhao in sixie year math, art, and even Middle School Math...