By Priya Klein ‘26
Scrolling through TikTok in class may quickly become a thing of the past. With Portland high schools cracking down on phone use.
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By Andy Han ‘26
Infinity seems daunting, yet it surrounds us constantly, whether we’re aware of it or not. It appears in the blood vessels that run through our bodies.
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By Jordan Devlin
When religious holidays occur during the school day, there is always a choice for students of whether to come to school or not; but is there really any choice?
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By Erin Chow
After an exciting round of homecoming wins from both the men’s soccer team and women’s soccer team, the crowd runs onto the soccer field chanting, “Eagles eat what?” “Eagles eat VARKS!”
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By Ann Crosby
Every year, trick-or-treaters flock to the streets, filling their bags with candy; on average, 50 percent of Americans eat some kind of Halloween candy each year, and 45 percent purchase Halloween candy for trick-or-treating.
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By Stella Dombrow
With its dreary weather and broad range of coffee shops, it is not surprising that Portland, Oregon (Ore.) was ranked the best coffee city in America for 2024.
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By Olivia Morrison ‘24
As students buckle down and prepare for their last month of classes before immersives, the senior Class of 2024 is preparing for our senior projects and final days on the Catlin Gabel School (CGS) campus.
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By Vishaka Priyan ‘26
As our senior class prepares to embark on their journey beyond our school walls, I've seized the opportunity to gain insights from these soon-to-be graduates, seeking out their most valuable pieces of advice. Below are the pearls of wisdom offered by our seniors, from the most cliche to the most practical.
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By Tia Chakrapani ‘27
When you take the occasional scroll through the CatlinSpeak website (and if you don't, you really should), you might notice some of the fabulous artwork of seniors Eva Vu-Stern and Angie Nguyen!
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By Erin Chow ‘25
As seniors approach their final classes before graduation, they will leave Catlin Gabel School (CGS) having taken many classes whether it be mandatory or elective. But which classes stand out among the crowd? To find out, I talked to a handful of seniors and surveyed them to try to find which classes were favored the most among the senior class.
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By Lewis Anderson ‘24
The endowment is critical for Catlin Gabel School’s daily operations. Without it, Catlin could not afford all its current programs except by raising tuition.
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By Elise Kim ‘25
Erin. Lily. Sienna. Lauren. Katie. My name is Elise, but these are just some examples of names I’ve been called by teachers over the years.
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By Harper Davis ‘24
This last month is a conflicting time for many seniors. While the prospect of college is exciting, it is unfortunate that the lives we’ve grown so accustomed to will be inevitably uprooted.
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By Ayaan Sait ‘24
Jack Gutman ‘24 can be seen around the Catlin Gabel School (CGS) campus shooting hoops on the JV basketball squad, throwing in track and field in the spring, or suiting his iconic grey outfit, the “groutfit.” But, how many of us at CGS really know who Jack Gutman actually is?
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By Hadley Cress ‘27
Walking into Dant, it’s clear that Catlin Gabel School (CGS) has a phone problem, which has promoted talk about an upcoming phone policy. Many students are on their phones instead of talking to their peers.
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By Holland Swan ‘24
As school winds down and summer approaches, change is a natural consequence of this time of year. At the end of the 2024 school year, we will be saying goodbye to not just one, but three beloved faculty members who have helped make the proud and inclusive Catlin Gabel School (CGS) community what it is today.
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By Elise Kim ‘25 and Erin Chow ‘25
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