The Peddie News

11/09/2013

Doc Martin's predictions for Blair Day are on the website. Click through to view: http://peddienews.com/wordpress/2013/11/07/doc-martins-predictions/

Doc Martin’s PredictionsNovember 7, 2013 Archives, Sports0School archivist and Latin teacher Doc Martin has drawn up his renowned Blair Day predictions for this year. Will we finally regain the cup?School: BLAIR PEDDIE Cross Country 1 ...

11/07/2013

Peddie and Hun competed in a variety of sports this past Saturday. To read more about the games, click here: http://peddienews.com/wordpress/2013/11/07/peddie-faces-hun-in-preparation-for-blair-day/

Peddie Faces Hun in Preparation for Blair DayNovember 7, 2013 Archives, Sports0By: Janine KaroSection Editor Larissa Nash ’14 moves quickly past Hun.The Falcons conquered Hun this past Saturday, clinching a MAPL championship in girls varsity soccer for the second straight year.The team broke a score...

11/07/2013

The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 was the fall play this school year and was performed by students from October 31 to November 2. Read about the fall play here: http://peddienews.com/wordpress/2013/11/07/the-fall-play-the-musical-comedy-murders-of-1940/

The Fall Play: The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940November 7, 2013 A&E, Archives0By: Katie Keyser Staff WriterThe cast of the Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 killed the audience with laughter on Oct. 31 to Nov. 2.“The show was so funny, I couldn’t stop laughing!” Jocelyn Anker ’15, audience member, sa...

11/07/2013

New articles are now up on The Peddie News website. Read "Young People Cannot Influence Politics" here: http://peddienews.com/wordpress/2013/11/07/young-people-cannot-influence-politics/

Young People Cannot Influence PoliticsNovember 7, 2013 Archives, Opinions0By: Cassie Follman’16Staff WriterA person is legally seen as an adult when they turn eighteen. While some teenagers dread this time when they have to grow up and think about their impending future, others look forward to the i...

09/24/2013

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05/28/2013

The Peddie News proudly announces its new staff for the 2013-14 school year:
Editor-in-Chief: Rachel Sacco
Webmaster: Rohit Unnam
News Editor: Ben Wagner
Features Editor: Radhika Sharma
Opinions Editor: Alyssa Lee
Arts & Entertainment Editor: Caroline Casey
Sports Editor: Janine Karo
Flex Editor: Caroline Wenzel
Social Media Editor: Liz Cettina
Photo Editors: Daniel Chang, Jason Kim
Web Editors: Danielle Blick, Winston Kung, Hank Wu, Yvonne Zhou
Faculty Advisers: Wendi Patella, David Martin

05/28/2013

Congratulations to our main editors for the 2012-13 school year on their graduation (L to R): Executive Editor Jonathan Ku, Co-Editors-in-Chief Victor Fu and Emily Herman, and Managing Editor Alexandra Seymour. Your guidance, leadership, dedication, skills and talent will be missed.

05/24/2013

The May issue - and last print issue - of The Peddie News can now be found on the news racks near the entrance to Annenberg Hall and the Caspersen Student Center. We'll be expanding our online coverage next year, but you can still visit our website now to read some of our latest articles, including our feature story on retiring Head of School John Green. http://peddienews.org/wordpress/2013/05/24/green-reflects-on-12-years/

John Green reflects on 12 years of leadership and relationshipsMay 24, 2013 Archives, Features0Green’s portrait was revealed alongside other former Heads of School on the walls of the Ayer Memorial Chapel on May 20.By Alexandra Seymour Staff Writer After a year of anticipation, John Green stands pre...

05/23/2013

The skies cleared up in time for some pre-prom photos by the Chapel.

05/23/2013

The tent's appearance on center campus this week signifies the upcoming graduation events this weekend, starting with Prom tonight, and alumni festivities next weekend.

05/23/2013

Director of Athletics Marc Buchner proudly displays the MAPL Headmasters Cup that was awarded to Peddie this week for the fourth consecutive year, and for the fifth time in the award's six-year history. The Cup recognizes the school "whose teams and student bodies consistently displayed a spirit of sportsmanship, friendship, and respect for their MAPL members."