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A guide that could make a difference in creating respectful discourse

A guide that could make a difference in creating respectful discourse

By Nomi Willis, Opinion Editor
October 26, 2018

By Nomi Willis, Opinion Editor As the nation becomes increasingly divided by differing political opinions, Shalhevet...

 FAN:  Watching movies is a hobby for Ms. Wilson, who subscribes to Movie pass, which allows her to go to a movie every week. She also has filmed a PetSmart commercial set to air soon on television.  BP photo by Neima Fax

New Ed. Support specialist moves from Title 9 to Shalhevet fulltime

By Nomi Willis, Opinion Editor
September 6, 2018

  Ms. Valencia Wilson has already been teaching here for two years, but this year has become a full-time Educational Support...

IN CHARACTER: Sophomore Donna Grunfeld and junior Noah Mermelstein look to the sky for answers to their marital problems in Almost, Maine.

Feeling distant and close in ‘Almost, Maine’

By Nomi Willis, Staff Writer
December 8, 2016
Enveloped in an awkward silence, Amin Lari and Neima Fax sit in character on a wooden bench together. Their stage characters, Pete and Ginette, have just exchanged their first “I love you”s, and Pete begins to describe people's’ relationships to one another using a snowball as a model of the earth. When sitting next to someone, you can say you are either the closest or the farthest from them, depending on which way around the snowball you measure.
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