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• A Supremely Decisive Moment
  

  On February 13, Justice Scalia passed away leaving behind a legacy of 44 years serving on the Supreme Court and leaving
• Alpha Go – Dawn of Machine Domination over Humanity?
  

  In March 2016, Lee Sedol, one of the world’s top five Go (a strategy board game similar to chess) players, faced a cru
• Tax Inversion
  

  On Wednesday, April 6, one of the biggest pharmaceutical mergers in history imploded, thanks to new tax inversion regula
• Democracy and Free Trade – Why Are They Becoming Enemies?
  

  Among the topics that have been vociferously debated in these days of primary elections, international trade has been a
• Rise of the Readers
  

  We are teenagers. Overscheduled, under-rested; but on this campus especially, a lot of us still take pride in staying in
• April Fools Hoax: Aerie Campaign
  

  Lately, there has been widespread discussion about the topic of body image in America. The primary focus has been women

Community Life

• Bloss Up!
  

  At 6 AM, my alarm went off and I rolled out of bed. As I did, I questioned whether seeing the cherry blossoms at dawn wo
• See Ya Later Seniors
  

  As a junior, it is easy to look on with envy as this year’s seniors start to finish up their time at EHS. I think I sp
• Senior Spotlight: Brooks Young
  

  Where do I start to express my affection for this omnipresent being, also known as Brooks Young? If you have not had the
• Senior Spotlight: Maddy Gale
  

  If you are a part of the EHS community, then you definitely know Maddy Gale. Perhaps you’ve heard her singing either �
• Women’s History Month
  

  Last month, EHS had the privilege of meeting with many different impressive women in order to commemorate female accompl
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  Winter Carnival Costume Contest
  

  This year the Winter Carnival theme was “Sixties,” which provided for great costumes! Students entered by ta

Sports

• Making Noise
  

  After a strong 2015 campaign, the EHS baseball program came into the new season with high hopes for an even better showi
• We Stick Together
  

  As a proud member of the Episcopal girls’ varsity lacrosse team this year, I can relish the fact that we are an extrem
• Going The Distance
  

  Spring track and field is off to a great start with athletes from many different winter afternoon options all ready to h
• For The Love Of The Game
  

  The spring season has been tons of fun for girls’ varsity tennis. The warm weather makes it enjoyable to play outside.
• Team First Mentality
  

  The top definition in urban dictionary for lacrosse is “what real men do during baseball,” and while I agree, the ga
• Athletic Spotlight: Chris Giblin
  

  Chris Giblin has a unique presence on this campus.  As a three-sport athlete, Chris played a vital role on every varsit

Arts

• More of the Moore? More of the War!
  

  On Friday, April 1st, I attended a performance of Othello at the Shakespeare Theatre along with fellow students, Lachlan
• He(Art) of a Champion
  

  The Alexandria All City Art Exhibit took place the weekend of April 1, within walking distance from the Episcopal campus
• Scorsese’s Biggest Score
  

  With the fluctuating April weather this year, what better way to spend a rainy and cold Saturday than snuggled up watchi
• Artist Spotlight: Olivia Johnson
  

  Q. You were recently in the Alexandria All City Art Show and your latest piece got a lot of applause. What made you deci
• A Low Key Choir Tour
  

  Choir tour is an annual event started by the master of the melody himself, Brandon Straub. In the past, choristers have
• Album Review: “What’s Going On!”
  

  Usually your regular album review is covering the newest platinum hits, but I thought I’d take EHS parents back to a p

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Perspectives

• English, Obama, and Stones Visited Cuba; In That Order
  

  On March 20, President Obama, along with the First Lady and their two daughters, traveled to Cuba in hopes of changing t
• Panama Papers: Legalized Corruption
  

  In the past week, a Panamanian law firm called Mossack Fonseca leaked more than 11 million documents, which reveals some
• Walls Protect U.S.
  

  Illegal immigrants are a problem, right? Irrespective of your moral, political, or economical standings, you can’t kno
• Walls Divide Us
  

  “Build a Wall. Build a Wall.” This is a political stance that is a lead tagline to Donald Trump’s campaign. This c
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  “Finstas” Freeing the Followers
  

  It’s nearly impossible to have a conversation in which some aspect of social media is not discussed. Our dependence up
• Movie Review: Batman vs. Superman
  

  Opening at the sixth highest grossing box office weekend then dropping to one of the biggest second weekend slumps of al

Editorial

• Land of the Free for LGBT?
  

  On June 26 of last year, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the legalization of same-sex marriage in Obergefell v. Hodg
• A Word from the Head Monitor
  

  Spring has sprung on the Holy Hill – sort of. Considering lacrosse games were played last Saturday in 30-degree weathe
• A Word from the Head of the Honor Committee
  

  Spring at Episcopal is beautiful. As the weather has started to warm up, I’ve been talking to other students about the
• State of the Race: Can Kasich Win?
  

  On paper, John Kasich seems like the perfect Reagan-esque candidate for 2016. He is experienced, cool headed, and, most
• Garland Deserves a Hearing
  

  Following the death of conservative Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia in February, the Republican-controlled Senate h
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  Social Snarkasm
  

  When you see your nemesis on Instagram wearing a dress you own and you’re like… “She stole my look!” Is