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Month: September 2016

U-32 Graduate Runs for Office

September 30, 2016October 12, 2016 Eric JacobsenAlumni

When Ben Kaplan was in eighth grade, he served as a page in the Vermont state house, carrying messages, sitting in on committees, and getting his first exposure to politics. He still remembers what Shap Smith, the speaker of the…

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The Making of The Tempest: Part 1

September 27, 2016October 19, 2016 McKenzie LattimoreMaking of The Tempest

“What are the elements of the theater?” is written across the top of a whiteboard.  A circle of 30 actors sits onstage shouting answers to  Zak Kline, who scribbles frantically. One of the costumers quietly pulls an actor out of…

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130 Years

September 23, 2016January 25, 2017 Eric JacobsenCommunity

One night last Spring, after my parents had come over for dinner, we discovered a large, heavy-duty cardboard box in our mudroom.  My mom, seeking to clear out some space in her own house, had stealthily dumped it at ours.…

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U-32 1975

September 23, 2016October 5, 2016 Ellie StrohChronicle Classroom

  This reading, and the discussion questions below, could be used in any social studies classroom.   In Autumn, 1975, alongside articles titled “Homage to Foliage,” “Down Country Roads,” and “A New Fashioned Barn Raising,” Vermont Life Magazine published a…

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Boys Soccer: Preview

September 23, 2016October 5, 2016 adminSports

When the final horn sounded in the championship game between the #6 seeded Raiders and #1 seeded Woodstock, the scoreboard read 1-0. U-32 had upset top-seeded Woodstock,  after defeating Montpelier and Lake Region, who were also ranked above U-32 .…

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Another First For U-32: Gluten Free Surveillance

September 23, 2016October 5, 2016 Kieran EdraneyWoolly Mammoth

U-32 was presented with an award last week by the GFLA (Gluten Free League of America), for its “outstanding commitment to the Gluten Free perspective,” after being the first school in the state (and only the third school in the…

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Summer Logging: Government Cover-Up?

September 23, 2016October 5, 2016 Ellie StrohWoolly Mammoth

  Following a tipoff by the Washington County SETI branch, journalists from the Chronicle have located an anonymous government agent who wishes to come forward and let the truth be known. His identity has been kept secret to protect him…

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New Faces

September 22, 2016October 13, 2016 Eric JacobsenCommunity

Bill Deiss Our new assistant principal, Bill Deiss, was born in Toledo, Ohio, but spent his high school years in Singapore; Jakarta, Indonesia; Palos Verdes, California; and Mclean, Virginia. “My dad’s job required us to move fairly often,” Bill said…

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