The latest Greylock Echo has hit the halls this week. This newly formatted issue offers fourteen pages of news, opinion, reviews, features, sports, and more. Editor Molly Sullivan has assembled an impressive team of writers this year who are working on print editions as well as maintaining an online version of the news (with separate content than the print edition).
If you have not seen, subscribed to, or engaged the Echo Online please do. The print edition is only a small part of the work the Echo staff is doing.
Here is a link to the online Echo page which you should promptly bookmark in your browser of choice. Note: The online version works brilliantly on your handheld devices as well.
Here is the March 3023 print edition of the Greylock Echo:
In This Issue:
News & Features:
Two Mount Greylock Students Selected for All-State Festival Ensembles
1 in 650: Interview with Annie Art
See Fund Awards $15,000 to Thirteen Grants
Students Create Memoir Covers in Graphic Design Course
Professor Matt Tokeshi Gives Greylock Talk About Midterms
Peer Team, in Collaboration With Administration, Kickstarts Anti-Bullying Campaign
Williamstown Votes in Favor of New Fire Station
President Biden Gives His Second State of the Union Address
58th Anniversary of "Bloody Sunday" Observed in Selma
AP African American Studies Curriculum Debated Across America
Mount Greylock Regional School District Briefly Installs Mask Recommendation in January
English Language Learner Class Focusses on Cooking Unit
Teachers who Attended Greylock as Students Reflect
Tips on Combating Seasonal Blues in the Winter
Parental Leave at Mount Greylock and in the US
Mount Greylock Theater Department Presents Oliver! Performances in Early March
Sports:
Winter Sports Review: Boys Basketball, Nordic Ski Excel in Post-Seasons
"AP" Gym Members Reflect on Trial Semester
Boys Cross Country Skiing Repeats as State Champs, Girls Place 3rd
Senior Ezra Holzapfel Reflects on His Time in the Skiing Program
Opinions:
NFL Referees Hold Too Much Influence on Game Results
The MG Library: A Safe Space for Students
Course Selection Process Takes on New Requirements
Harmful "Humor" on TikTok and Social Media
Oliver! Crew Focusses on Sustainability
Sylvie's Book Corner
Pandemic Messages in Glass Onion