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February 2026 / Current Year Articles
The Necessity of the ACLab
Gilman is a competitive community. Whether in athletics, the classroom, or clubs, the community is always looking to improve and stay ahead of the curve. To maintain and nourish this atmosphere of hard work and excellence, it is no surprise that Gilman strives to ensure its students have the resources and executive function to excel in all aspects of their lives. One of the most important manifestations of the school’s goal to educate boys is the Academic and Learning Support Center (ACLab)
March 2026 / Current Year Articles
Swag, Snacks, and Sips: The School Store
It’s 9:20am on a Monday morning. You just got out of your first period class and a thought comes to your mind, “I’m hungry.” At the same time, you remember that you are planning to go to an upcoming game. However, you don’t have any good Gilman swag to wear. Luckily for you, the Gilman Store provides the perfect solution to this predicament, offering a plethora of good snacks and high-quality merchandise at a reasonable price.
March 2026 / Current Year Articles
How the Mesopotamian River Valley Civilization Influenced the Deans’ Dress Code Policy
The Mesopotamian River Valley, composed of what is now Iran, Turkey, Syria, and Kuwait, was host to many of the first major human settlements, including the Sumerians and the Akkadians, and is often credited as being the site of quintessential human developments like the wheel, the planting of cereal crops, early mathematics, and primitive astronomy. Unfortunately, it is also the indirect source of our deans’ corrupt dress code policy. Through a series of historical connections, The News linked developments made in the Mesopotamia River Valley to the dress code on campus today.
March 2026 / Current Year Articles
Charles Street Catastrophe
Spanning 11 miles and just down the road from Gilman, Charles Street will be celebrating its 99th birthday this year. However, since 2024, the stretch of Charles from the county line to Bellona Avenue is better known for its endless construction rather than its history. Drivers who regularly travel this portion of the road are well acquainted with the persistent potholes, cracked pavement, and frequent lane closures. For many, one question has lingered: What exactly is being done?
March 2026 / Current Year Articles
Populism or Progressivism? Politics of the Student Body
In 2026, it is virtually impossible to escape the discussion of politics. Whether it be on social media, in school, or even at the Thanksgiving dinner table, constant debate over how our national government is and should be run seems as omnipresent as ever. While it doesn’t take an article to state the obvious, a question remains about the positions those in the Gilman community take on the key issues shaping the social and political landscape of our state. While The News has conducted mock elections in the past, these have failed to capture some of the nuance students hold towards specific policies.
March 2026 / Current Year Articles
Artist Spotlight: Leo Eiswert
Leonard Eiswert’s ‘26 new ekphrastic (an artwork that is accompanied by a poem) is genuinely one of a kind. Titled “Endless Regurgitation,” this piece is not to be praised just for its physical beauty, but it should be revered for its sentiments on modern society.
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