Matt Lieberman ’16 with assistance from Riley Wilson ’13
Staff Writer and Editor-in-Chief
“Where art thou my ‘Epipen,’” said Anna Bortnick ’14 during the production of William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, which took place in the Little Theatre. Her staged allergic reaction was one of the many humorous modern day adaptations that left audience members gasping…
Taylor Donahue ’14
Business/Managing Editor
Despite the public disorder following the tragic events at the April 15th Boston Marathon, the term “Boston Strong” has solidified the resilience of the city in the face of unthinkable violence and terrorism.
While the city and surrounding communities at large struggle to comprehend the…
Anna Liss-Roy ’16
Staff Writer
It’s been a rough year. From the Sandy Hook shooting to Hurricane Sandy to the Boston bombing, which took place mere miles from home, the tumultuous patterns of this year have become increasingly frightening as the devastation strikes closer to home. As our country seeks to…
Riley Wilson ‘14
Editor-in-Chief
I spent four hours clapping on April 15th. I watched the first runner appear on the horizon of Washington Street, and I stood for four hours until the last runner passed me, ushered by the Poland Spring refill truck. As I geared up to leave, the last person on the street…
As a staff, The Bradford takes a moment to reflect on the events that shape our daily lives on a local, national, and international scale.
Duncan Crow ’14
Staff Writer
After a tragedy as senseless as the Boston Marathon Bombing occurs, and something as
captivating and terrifying as the subsequent manhunt, it is important…
As a staff, The Bradford takes a moment to reflect on the events that shape our daily lives on a local, national, and international scale.
Jonathan Stepakoff ’14
Sports Editor
In Massachusetts, we’ve made a habit of remembering. That’s why we’re one of three states that still celebrates Patriots’ Day on the third Monday of…
As a staff, The Bradford takes a moment to reflect on the events that shape our daily lives on a local, national, and international scale.
Alex Doe ’16
Staff Writer
When I first heard about the bombings at the Boston Marathon, depressing thoughts and feelings soon followed. Before being detained, the bombers murdered a total…
Vincent Caruso ’16
Staff Writer
The class of 2015 plans to start a new trend; this year’s sophomore semi-formal will be held off campus. Unlike past years where the semi was held in the school, the sophomores rented space for the dance not far away at Elm Bank for May 24th.
The dance floor will…
Idan Waksman ’14
Assistant Sports Editor
That time of year has, yet again, come and gone: the chaotic rush of students all gathering in the main office at 2:30 on the due date to hand in course selection sheets. Chatter fills the hallways with students trying to find out when and…
Compiled by Noor Pirani ’15
Noor Pirani ’15 takes a look at the Independent Research Projects that freshman and sophomore students are endeavouring to begin!
