#Lunch Bags
Alessia Bothorel, Staff Writer
Packing a sandwich, cookie, water bottle/drink, fruit, and an inspiring handwritten note in bagged lunches alongside other volunteers, the Hashtag Lunchbag group hosted their fi...
April 30, 2017 • No Comments
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Visual Arts Exhibition Spring 2017
Christina Acevedo, Co-Executive Editor of the Bolt
All year, Sage Hill’s art students have been working on a variety of projects, some of which will soon be showcased at the April 13 art exhibition. “I am excited about every level of ...
April 11, 2017 • No Comments
- What does Music Look Like? February 28, 2017
- Sister Act Photo Gallery February 10, 2017
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Multicultural Fair 2017
Daniel Fishman, Copy Writer
April 11, 2017 • No Comments
- Spring Pep Rally 2017 April 11, 2017
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The Call for a Wall
Farooq Ansari, Contributor
Donald Trump is running his presidential campaign on a unique platform. Whether you unwaveringly agree with his ideas or relentlessly denounce them, it is difficult to argue...
September 5, 2016 • No Comments
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Opening of the Sage Hill School Aquatic Center (1/2)
April 22, 2017
March 2, 2017
Opening day for the Spring Baseball season, Feb. 25, approached with much excitement. The team looks...
Girls’ Varsity Basketball vs. SMES
February 13, 2017
The girls' varsity basketball fought bravely in their game against St. Margaret's Episcopal School on...
Boys’ Basketball: Only the Beginning
January 24, 2017
Midway through the season, the boys’ basketball team is on pace for a playoff, and hopefully larger...
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“The West Wing” Loses Its Comedy To Confusion
Julia Dupuis, Commentary and Opinions Editor
A group of television executives sit around a table, each holding a pen and half a dozen scraps of paper. On each one they jot down things that are "funny:" the U.S. President...
March 9, 2017 • No Comments
Is College Admissions Making Students Sicker?
January 26, 2017
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This is What Democracy Looks Like
November 16, 2016
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