Phan Thi Kim Phúc, a UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador, published author, international speaker, and founder of a successful nonprofit visited Blake on Wednesday, October 11. After surviving a napalm bombing...
It’s no secret that Social Studies in America is biased and Eurocentric. However, some schools have worked to combat this issue.
Recently, The Boston school system has commited to remove the...
From an outside perspective, the new Science of Food course seems like a breeze, consumed with baking and eating.
Paige Robichaud ‘17 and Sarah Juang ‘17 agree that, “it doesn’t seem...
Despite living in a digital age, the core curriculum of private liberal arts institutions often lacks a distinctive technology requirement.
However, in recent years, higher education...
The warnings are endless: your grades will go down if you stop drinking water, dehydration putting your vigilance and motor skills at odds. Regardless, Blake students largely disregard drinking throughout...
Students sitting in the dark, Elizabeth Ben-Ozilio stuck in the elevator, and no access to running water were all products of a complication with repairs of the main sewer line in front of the school on...
Legacy Day is the only day of the year where all three campuses of The Blake School including every grade (1 through 12), over 100 volunteers, and every single faculty member all get together and help...
Healthy eating behavior is one of the most important habits that people must form at a young age. The President’s Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition states, “Dietary habits established in childhood...
Spring break is meant to be a time of relaxation: a time to set back the clocks in your brain before fourth quarter puts them into double time. So why is it that every time I lounge on the couch watching...
