The Episcopal Academy
Nicole Carolin ’13, Mae Maltby ’13: While racial profiling may seem necessary to ensure national security, it actually compromises morality and citizens’ safety. By identifying each member of a certain race or ethnicity as a predisposed stereotype, the government not […]
Dimantha Andrahennady ’14: Despite Republican criticism that the “Buffett Rule” casts an unfair burden on the upper class, the rule is effective and necessary because it closes up tax loopholes, increases national income, and decreases the ever-widening class gap. In […]
The January Term, an idea currently being discussed by a faculty committee, shows that Episcopal is looking to the future, hoping to allow students more opportunities to discover their passions and to develop a global perspective, which will help graduates […]
Shreya Reddy ’13, Anthony Thai’ 13 Students of Conestoga High School were surprised to find themselves involved in a preemptive lockdown and drug search conducted by police and drug-sniffing dogs on April 20th. While the need to provide a safe […]