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Prepcast Episode 4: Faculty Response to Black at Gulliver Prep (feat. George Hart-Hidalgo)

Paulino Mercenari and Julian Concepcion • October 30, 2020

After the wonderful response to the previous episode, Black at Gulliver Prep, hosts Paulino Mercenari and Julian Concepcion bring on Assistant Principal George Hart-Hidalgo...

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Brief History Episode 2: Ice

Brief History Episode 2: Ice

Ainsley Kling, Staff Writer • October 9, 2020

Have you ever wondered how we began serving ice in drinks? Host Ainsley Kling tells you everything you need to know about the brief history of ice and how it's made.

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Check out our new story about the Music Club’s T

Check out our new story about the Music Club’s Thanksgiving community service event at the American Legion, including their video performance! Link in bio

SPOTLIGHT: “Soccer is my happiness, I started pl

SPOTLIGHT: “Soccer is my happiness, I started playing in 8th grade, after most of teammates had been playing for years. When I began I was a little behind on the skills the others already had, but that did not discourage me from playing the sport I love. I worked harder every day and with every day I got better. Soccer is my favorite sport out of all the ones I’ve played, when I’m on the field nothing else matters to me except the game. It gives me a chance to clear my mind and let go of my anger and frustration and just play. When my dad first suggested I play soccer I thought he was out of his mind, it took him a while to convince me, but once I started he couldn’t get me to stop. So I owe my sport to my dad for not giving up and helping me throughout this journey.” - Sophomore Maya Visser

Modeled after Sojourner Truth’s “Ain’t I A W

Modeled after Sojourner Truth’s “Ain’t I A Woman,” junior Margaret Miao reflected on her identity as a Chinese American in a writing assignment for her AP Language and Composition class, drawing from both her personal experiences and those of other Asian Americans. “I wrote ‘Aren’t I An American?’ not only because of the increase in hate crimes towards Asian Americans, but also as a commentary on the long-held stigmas of the ‘Model Minority’ myth and the normalized racism and xenophobia that was already present in the U.S even before the pandemic,” she said. Miao also created an art piece to go along with her writing, using watercolors and Chinese ink.

Campus voices piece now available on our website! Link in bio

Support our drama department‘s production of “

Support our drama department‘s production of “The Laramie Project,” which will be live-streaming on Nov. 13 at 7 pm! Visit www.showtix4u.com/events/gulliverprep to get your tickets.

SPOTLIGHT: “Football is my passion because it he

SPOTLIGHT: “Football is my passion because it helps me clear my mind and because I know I can get a great college education just off my football abilities. I started kicking when I was in 7th grade and never looked back since. It really took off for me my freshman year after I was ranked #1 in the country. After that I realized that this can take me places that I never imagined. I would say I became good by working every day on perfecting the little things which ultimately made me a better kicker. Football has helped me travel the country for many different events and visits that I don’t think I would have done if it wasn’t for football.” -Junior Will Bettridge

Here at the Raider Voice we’re gearing up for El

Here at the Raider Voice we’re gearing up for Election Day tomorrow! Check out our new op-ed by juniors Olivia Martin-Johnson and Natalia Lopez, making the case for each of the presidential candidates. Link in bio, and please use your voice and vote if you haven’t already. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 #gulliverpride #election2020

SPOTLIGHT: “When I get asked to describe myself

SPOTLIGHT: “When I get asked to describe myself the first word that comes to mind is ‘equestrian.’ Horseback-riding is not just a sport for me, but my passion. I started horseback-riding when I was three, and have been loving it ever since. Horseback-riding has taught me many valuable lessons such as kindness, dedication, and risk-taking. I love the feeling of freedom I get when riding and the risk that comes with it. My favorite aspect of horseback riding is definitely competing. So far, I have won multiple WEF trophies and many horsemanship awards from a variety of shows. I have improved tremendously this year, and I hope to continue winning more awards. Online learning has particularly allowed me to improve. Learning online gives me flexibility and allows me to train more than usual. Right now, I have been training and riding at least once a day. My passion for horseback riding extends from just the riding hall. A few years ago, I decided to create an instagram account to share my love for horseback riding with others. Through my posts, I wish to inspire other children to start horseback riding too. In the future, I hope to continue riding and to continue sharing my passion for horseback riding with others.’’
- Freshman Sophie Petri

Students and teachers had fun showing their school

Students and teachers had fun showing their school pride this week at Spirit Week and Halloween! Visit our website for a recap of the week and slideshow of some of our favorite costumes 🎉 #gulliverprep #raiderpride

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