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Uplifting the Voices of Princeton Day School

The Spokesman

Uplifting the Voices of Princeton Day School

The Spokesman

Pushing Through an Injury

Mahitha Koppella, Advice Columnist
April 22, 2026

Thank you for your responses and for your time! For this issue, I’m going to focus on an ankle injury before an upcoming tournament, because it’s a situation where the decision really matters. In...

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Welcome to the Advice Column

Mahitha Koppella, Advice Columnist
March 4, 2026

Dear Readers, this is the first issue of our Advice Column for Vol 62.  Before jumping into the advice, I wanted to take a moment to explain what this space is meant to be and how you can all participate...

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The Focus Imperative

The Focus Imperative

Sahana Karthik, Advice Columnist
November 3, 2025

I sit at my desk, laptop open and back straight. My intention is to focus on the essay in front of me. The room is silent, there is not a single noise, yet, within seconds, my mind starts to wander. I...

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Can’t Sleep? Try This

Can’t Sleep? Try This

Sahana Karthik, Advice Columnist
May 14, 2025

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...

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The Thinker

The Art of Starting

Sahana Karthik, Advice Columnist
March 20, 2025

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...

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Tackling Test Taking

Sahana Karthik, Advice Columnist
April 25, 2024

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....

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