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the official student-produced news site for Saint Stephen's Episcopal School

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Showing Chat GPT and how easily this tool can be accessed.

What is Saint Stephen’s doing about ChatGPT?

Adam Graf March 2, 2023

When Saint Stephen’s English teacher Mark Santa-Maria described ChatGPT (an artificial intelligence chatbot), he called it “The devil itself,” citing its potentially earth shattering effects on the...

An artistic representation of the contemplation of the effect of TV by Sarabeth Wester.

Don’t believe what they say: TV can be good for you

Laila Yavalar, Staff Writer March 2, 2023

Forget what your parents say: TV may actually be good for you. TV can motivate, provide entertainment, introduce you to new perspectives, excite you, and teach you important life lessons.  According...

Mr. Whelan helped his advisory get into a loving mood on Monday with his chocolate fountain.

Aly’s Column: Spreading love at SSES

Alyson Folkens, Staff Writer February 14, 2023

It’s Valentine’s Day season and the students of Saint Stephen’s are getting in the spirit. For the past week, the Student Council has been selling candy grams, carnations, and even the chance for...

A top view of the decorations on the dance floor.

Aly’s Column: You missed out on Winter Formal

Alyson Folkens, Staff Writer February 7, 2023

A couple of weeks ago, the Saint Stephen’s Student Council held a Winter Wormal in the school gymnasium. Like many of my peers, when I first heard about it being held in the gym, I imagined a gloomy...

Upper School math teacher intently learned from Inna Snyder the uniqueness of Russian Culture

Food Festival unites and celebrates diverse heritages

Jackson Nealis, Editor in Chief January 30, 2023

Last Friday afternoon, the entire Saint Stephen’s community was treated to a special culinary treat. The Palm Courtyard hosted the first-ever International Food Festival, a tradition that, according...

My sister and I visiting Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium for the first time in 2008.

Find your marine science

Julia Craig, Associate Editor January 27, 2023

“Smile!” My mom said as she clicked her Canon camera. My sister and I, only four and five, were positioned in front of the humpback whale statue at the entrance of Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium....

Once a joy for many kids, reading is seen as a chore for many Upper School students.

Bring back the love of reading

Laila Yavalar, Staff Writer January 25, 2023

Reading. It used to be one of my favorite things to do in elementary school, but now, I resent it. At one point, I was so obsessed with reading that I’d take my tests as quickly as possible just so I...

English teacher Mr. Hoonhout proudly shows the phones his advisory has shelved for the week.

“Low-Tech Week” comes to Saint Stephen’s

Danny Dodaj, Staff Writer January 24, 2023

Yesterday, Saint Stephen’s Upper School students kicked off “Low-Tech Week” by leaving their cell phones with their advisors.  During the week of January 23-27, students will turn in their phones...

A Saint Stephens Student, Danny Dodaj, recycles his water bottle.

Recycling is Back!

Amelia Sabo, Staff Writer January 24, 2023

Walking through the hallways at the start of this school year, you may have noticed something missing. The little blue recycling bins that brightened the halls were suddenly gone, along with the recycling...

A twist on a sun chips to show my distain for the snack . Art by Gauntlet Creative Director, Sarabeth Wester.

Settling for Sun Chips

Amelia Sabo, Staff Writer January 12, 2023

My body was shaking with excitement.  After eight long hours of sitting behind my desk and learning my multiplication tables, it was finally time for aftercare. In 2nd grade, aftercare was like a second...

Albums to listen to before you die (Sket’s pick)

Albums to listen to before you die (Sket’s pick)

Joshua Sket, Staff Writer January 4, 2023

Welcome to Part I of a three-part series in which your very own beloved author shares some of the best and brightest music of all time.   In this part, I will be picking my top albums that YOU need...

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