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Uplifting the Voices of Princeton Day School

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Uplifting the Voices of Princeton Day School

The Spokesman

Uplifting the Voices of Princeton Day School

The Spokesman

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What happened to the Tufts Lacrosse Players?

Charlotte Mullen, Features Editor December 3, 2024

On September 16, after a voluntary workout with a former team member, now a Navy SEAL, twelve Tufts University men’s lacrosse players were diagnosed with rhabdomyolysis. Rhabdomyolysis (rhabdo) is a...

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Continuation of Co-Ed Volleyball Club: How is it Doing?

Jasper Mackey, Staff Writer May 23, 2024

Three years ago, Wesley Chen ‘23 and Diego Vogelman ‘23 created a boys volleyball club. They were both very passionate about the sport, and knew that their peers were too. Upper and Middle School Vocal...

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Does Strength Training Benefit Students?

Leo Chang, Print Associate May 19, 2024

Strength Training has been offered as a seasonal Physical Education class for many years now. It is a popular choice for different types of students whose sport is currently not in season. Many enroll...

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The Refurbished Boy’s Baseball Team

Phoebe Terry, Staff Writer May 19, 2024

PDS Boys Baseball team and Coach Eric Schnepf are looking at the season ahead with an optimistic approach and a winning spirit. In retrospect, some of last year’s less experienced players did not...

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Seniors Committed to Division I Athletics

Connor Lemole, Staff Writer May 19, 2024

Hundreds of teen athletes wonder whether or not they have what it takes to play at the next level. Fortunately, PDS is composed of a variety of students from all backgrounds and paths of life, especially...

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First Competitive Season of Track & Field and How They’re Doing Now

Jiayi Li, Staff Writer May 19, 2024

Spring is finally here, and so is the start of an exciting season for the Track & Field team! In just three years, there are over fifty athletes in this program competing in various events. The...

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The Time Has Arrived: March Madness!

Nandini Kolli, Sports Editor May 19, 2024

March Madness is a tournament that provokes all kinds of emotions: happiness, sadness, hope, regret, and much more. The basketball games also have the ability to bring people together, as seen by the March...

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The New Era of Women’s College Basketball

Nandini Kolli, Print Sports Editor April 12, 2024

All-time NCAA leading women’s scorer: 3,527 points. All-time NCAA leading scorer: 3,650 points. These are the records that Caitlin Clark has broken during her senior year at the University of Iowa. She...

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Our 2023-24 Princeton Day Squash Team Makes History!

Harrison Bagga, News Section Editor April 12, 2024

The boys’ squash team, under the keen mentorship of Coaches Matt Trowbridge and Asad Khan, earned 5th place in Division II this year. Achieving this feat propelled them to the 21st spot in the country,...

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The End of This Year’s Fencing Season

Connor Lemole, Staff Writer April 12, 2024

At the beginning of the fencing season, with the amount of new faces joining the program and talented seniors leaving, it was questionable how good the fencing team would be. Despite these odds, Coach...

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Breaking the Ice: PDS Girls’ Hockey Team Triumphs in Librera Cup Championship

Sophie Yao, Associate April 4, 2024

The Princeton Day School Girls’ Ice Hockey Team experienced a remarkable season this year, ending with a significant victory against Morristown Beard School in the Librera Cup Championship on February...

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Independent Study: Not for The Faint of Heart

Simran Malik, Staff Writer April 4, 2024

PDS offers independent study athletic credits to students who are engaged in sports not offered at the school. Athletes are required to meet a minimum of 10 hours a week to qualify. Student’s progress...

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