Written by Alex Rak High school is, without exception, a time of profound growth for students. Work becomes more vigorous, work habits must be developed, and communication becomes more and more of a necessity as time goes on. Friendships are made and broken, passions are created, and, somewhere along the line, students are tasked with […]
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Written by Trip Peterson From Friday, October 20, through Sunday, October 22, the Miami Valley Upper School performed “Who Killed Aunt Caroline.” This play explores a wide range of characters and their motives for this murder and examines their many attributes. The characters in question are the Endicott family, a seemingly normal bunch, but it […]
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Written by Ethan Cottrill Imagine yourself in Albuquerque watching the solar eclipse, because that’s exactly where MVS’s very own Mr. Bryant was that weekend. Mr. Bryant has many varied interests and hobbies that extend beyond MVS, including photography. To photograph a “ring of fire” eclipse, he has been planning on going to Albequence as it […]
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