Collegiate, Then and Now
By Emma de Witt Since the 1980’s and 90’s, Collegiate has changed in many ways, including people, teachers, buildings, and in many…
By Emma de Witt Since the 1980’s and 90’s, Collegiate has changed in many ways, including people, teachers, buildings, and in many…
By Syd Jamison Upper School Spanish teacher Señora Esperanza Soria-Nieto grew up in the southern part of Spain, in Seville, which is…
By Whit Wallace Packed into the ridges of the Appalachian Mountains, 4848 feet above sea level, is a crucial piece of American…
By Katherine Goff For as long as I can remember, I have been waking up on Sunday morning to take the short,…
By Jack Bradley Waking up to the sound of a phone alarm is one of the most obnoxious things in life, but…
A few weeks ago, on a warm and beautiful Wednesday in November, the Match staff wandered outside during lunch to talk to…
By Sarah Beth Neese It is the holiday season once again. Weeks before Thanksgiving, stores such as Target, Walmart, and grocery stores…
By Scotty Ruth You walk across the boardwalk, drop your flip-flops, and feel the sand on your toes as you walk towards…
By Whit Wallace Many collegiate students have some hidden talents or hobbies that are not discovered or talked about too often while…
By Charlotte Smith Ditch the pom-poms and megaphones. You have just entered the world of rhinestones, fake hair, and an extensive collection…
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