By Avi M. ’20 Two weeks of pure sports, international competition, and gold medals. One of the biggest events in the world. The Olympics are the most highly anticipated sporting event across […]
Squash and the Olympics
72 Questions With Yina L.
72 Questions with Susanna L. and Elaine C.
72 Questions with Aaron B. and Will C.
The Anti-Vaccination Movement and Vaccine Controversy
By Raquel Weinstein ’21 Flu season is over, and it hit Crystal pretty hard this year. Pertussis (commonly known as whooping cough) even broke out among some of the underclassmen. Not to worry; […]
The Best and Worst European Cities to Visit
By Wilson C. ’20 If you’ve read my previous article, The Best and Worst US Cities to Visit, you’ll know the direction in which this article is headed. I’m about to provide […]
America’s Unidentified Supervillain: An Investigation into the Mysterious Case of D.B. Cooper
By Wilson C. ’20 On the afternoon of November 24, 1971, a routine flight between Portland, Oregon and Seattle, Washington quickly became the stage for one of the most notorious unsolved crimes […]
I Am Nobody
By Taylor Hsieh ’21 On June 5, 1989, Jeff Widener’s reaction to taking the most iconic photo of the 20th century was, “Damn it- this guy is going to screw up […]
Why This Woman Crashed the 1966 Boston Marathon
By Taylor Hsieh ’21 Bobbi Gibb is known as the first woman to ever complete the Boston Marathon– and she wasn’t even allowed to at the time. In 1966 America, she had […]
A Criticism of Rupi Kaur and the Culture of Insta-Poets
By Kirk Love ’20 and Jon Ross ’20 bland and boring my heart sobs for chicken -kirk love Inspiration drawn from Rupi Kaur’s infamous published book, Milk and Honey. The Canadian-Indian poet […]
The Gryphon Gazette 