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Upper School Honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
"Courage" was the theme of this year's Upper School two-part Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebration on January 17-18. Shown at left is Dohters, the female a cappella group, singing "Turn to Stone" during the program.
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Video of Masters vs. Ardsley in "The Challenge"
The Masters School faced Ardsley High School on MSG Varsity’s academic quiz show, “The Challenge,” that aired on December 26th. Team Captain Julia Butterfield, together with teammates Max Borowitz, Noah Buyon and Albert Xu, with alternates Dylan Etzel and Henry DuBeau on the ready, competed against last year’s tri-state champions in a battle that tested their knowledge of art, literature, history, science, math and pop culture. The team was supported by more than thirty Masters School students, faculty, parents, alumnae/i and friends—even the purple Panther was there to fire up the audience and cheer on the team. The Masters team didn't win but they displayed terrific sportsmanship and gave the defending champs a good run. You can view the show here .
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Phoenix Presents Outstanding Performance of "God of Carnage"
Phoenix, the honorary drama society, presented two riveting performances of God of Carnage on December 14. Directed by Alex Minton ’13, the show featured Kiera Wilson, Henry DuBeau, Sabrina Stanich, and Nick Fleder. Click on the headline to view more photos.
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Student Performances Shine at Candlelight Concert
The Upper School's Candlelight Concert was a resounding success as the audience enjoyed a series of outstanding performances by musicians and singers alike. Click on the headline to view more photos.
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Middle School Winter Concert Rings in the Holiday Season
Middle School students, singing groups, musicians and soloists welcomed the holiday season with an inspiring selection of music at the Winter Concert on Thursday, December 20, in the Claudia Boettcher Theatre. Click on the headline for details and to view more photos.
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MISH Caroling Brings Cheer to Children's Village, Andrus
Students and faculty gathered for the annual MISH holiday caroling at Children's Village and Andrus on Hudson on Saturday, December 15. Residents enjoyed the gift of song as the group offered a medley of holiday favorites. Click on the headline to view more photos.
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Empty Bowls Raises Funds for Food Pantry
Students, parents, faculty and staff were on hand to buy one-of-a-kind, handmade bowls on December 14 as part of the Empty Bowls fundraiser to benefit the Food Pantry of the Bronx Jewish Community Council. Guests studied the wide array of bowls, selected their favorite, donated $10, and then shared a simple meal of soup and bread in the dining hall. Click on the headline for additional information and photos.
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Dobbs 16 Performs at United Nations
The United Nations welcomed Dobbs 16 for a performance on December 5, 2012. The group's appearance was part of the "Citizenship and Youth: Connecting the Generations" working session hosted by UN Habitat for a Better Urban Future. Click on the headline for more information and photos.
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Eighth Graders Experience Constitutional Convention
Eighth grade boys dressed the part for their mock Constitutional Convention on Friday, December 14. As part of the curriculum, Humanities teacher Stephen Hildreth has prepared students for this hands-on experience in democracy.
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Phoenix Presents Outstanding Performance of "God of Carnage"
Phoenix, the honorary drama society, presented two riveting performances of God of Carnage on December 14. Directed by Alex Minton ’13, the show featured Kiera Wilson, Henry DuBeau, Sabrina Stanich, and Nick Fleder. Click here to view more photos of God of Carnage.
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