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November 2025 / Current Year Articles
A Showdown in Taco-Town
Who doesn’t love a good taco? One must ask, however, which of these locations has the tastiest tortillas, the greatest guacamole, or the preferred pico? The Gilman News set out to answer this previously unsolved mystery and determine once and for all which is better: Pono or Papi?
October 2025 / Current Year Articles
Gilman’s Gratitude
With the season of giving just around the corner, members of the Gilman community are reflecting on their own unique ways of showing gratitude and giving back. Being a part of a community like Gilman is a privilege, and one way to strengthen and build a stronger community is to give back to one another.
November 2025 / Current Year Articles
Band attendance: A Perennial Predicament
Every student in the Gilman Upper School band is familiar with the constant struggle of maintaining band attendance throughout the school year. Whether it be three different away games, a Gilman plague, or constant upperclassmen desertions, the Gilman band is continuously challenged in terms of attendance.
November 2025 / Current Year Articles
The Pumpkin Has Been Patched (If You Are Over Age 7)
What should you do on a beautiful 60° fine autumn morning? Do not go to a pumpkin patch if you are above the age of seven and do not have a spouse and kids. However, this is how Anton Grib ‘26 and I mistakenly decided to spend our Saturday morning.
November 2025 / Current Year Articles
Day in the Life of a Gilman Groundkeeper
In an attempt to shed light on an under-appreciated and unrecognized part of the Gilman community, The News presents a day in the life of a Gilman HVAC Technician. This is the schedule of Samuel Bonomo, Maintenance staff, HVAC technician (heating and cooling for buildings).
November 2025 / Current Year Articles
Gilman History - The Rise of the Raiders
It’s a crisp Friday in late October. You drift off as Ms. Soden diligently explains the chain rule in your first-period calculus class. But then, you are jolted awake by a faint rumbling in the distance. As the rumbling grows louder and louder, you grow concerned.
