The Words and Music class has long been a staple of the Princeton Day School English curriculum for Juniors and Seniors who are taking semester-long electives. Since 2012, English teacher Mr. Jamie McCulloch...

I stare at the ceiling in the pitch black. I close my eyes momentarily before opening them once again. No matter how much I try to force myself asleep, I just can’t. The feeling is frustrating because...

The cursor blinks on the page. Once then twice. You stare at the blankness of the sheet in front of you. You need to start writing. This essay or lab (or maybe a Spokesman article) won’t materialize...

It is really important for me to put aside at least half an hour to do something for myself, whether it’s reading, watching TV, or anything relaxing. Not something productive, not homework, not studying...

Every athlete knows the expression, “When you look good, you play good,” whether that means neat hair, accessories, or shoes. In the newest segment of my fashion column, I present to you, Kicks or...

The heart pumping fear of turning the paper, writing your name, scrambling to think of the date, and putting the pencil to the paper. The fear that sticks to you as you move from question to question....