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The Raider Voice
The Student News Site of Gulliver Preparatory

The Raider Voice
Two students flip through past editions of the yearbook at the multimedia table. The first annual Course Expo was an opportunity for students to explore all the courses offered to them. With the wide variety available, students had an entire period to explore their options.

Campus Voices | First Annual Course Expo is Positively Viewed by Students

Emma Die-dienes, Evan Vineberg, Chase Samole, William Goodman, Angelina Gouchee, and Daniela Solorzano Giardinelli
December 21, 2023
Freshman Monica Chao discusses their news story assignment with freshman Sienna Connell. The class was working on practicing breaking news stories inspired by popular children's stories. "I think it's a good assignment to practice writing new stories, and interesting to see the different angles students use in their pieces," Chao said.

Personal Narrative | Creativity and Inspiration: Two Words Which Define My Journalism Class

Alexandrine Malval-Deeb, Contributing Writer
November 8, 2023
Students study and relax during advisory. Many students decide to work on homework, socialize with friends, or put their heads down during this 15 minute period. While that was not the intended purpose of the advisory block, many students spend it doing their own activities.

Campus Voices | Students Share Mixed Views About Advisory

Mia Hall, Hugo Komaransky, Ana Wanderley, Mila Meiser, Sienna Connell, and David Ernsberger
September 6, 2023
Gov. Christie addresses the large crowd gathered in Casa Cuba. Christie's town hall event was met with much support from the community. Christie addressed various different topics which were met with nods of agreement from the audience.

Because the Truth Matters: A Day on the Campaign Trail with Chris Christie

Emilia Rubalcaba, Contributing Writer
August 31, 2023
Gulliver’s representatives for SDLC. (From left to right: Gaëlle Timmer, Sydney Spence, Mrs. Sarah Compel, Dennis Obsaint, Luiz Gandelman, Neelesh Pandey)

Attending The NAIS Student Diversity Leadership Conference

Luiz Gandelman, Campus Voices Contributor
January 10, 2023
View of the Annette Taddeo office on election night. I am visible in the back left.

Campus Voices: What it Was Like Working on a Political Campaign

Luiz Gandelman, Campus Voices Contributor
December 5, 2022
Senior Paulino Mercenari prepares to study for his AP Environmental Science class as he loads up the necessary textbook on TextBook Hub. For Paulino having digital books is much easier to manage. "The more use I can get out of my laptop, the better."

Campus Voices | Can Digital Textbooks Replace the Original?

Alise Kling, Charlotte Nedee
September 15, 2022
The availability of gender neutral bathrooms are an important way to make all members of the school community feel included and comfortable on campus.

Op-Ed | The Importance of Gender-Neutral Bathrooms in Schools

Neptune Peterson, Contributing Writer
November 10, 2021
Contributing writer Anya Gruener discusses the issues surrounding stereotypes in the media. Even though we may not recognize them at first, stereotypes are all around us and impact the way we view the world and ourselves.

Op-Ed | Stereotypes in the Media

Anya Gruener, Contributing Writer
October 17, 2021
School children (14-18) raising hands in class. Lack of civil discourse in the classroom causes serious concerns for Generation Z.

Op-Ed | Alarming Decline of Civil Discourse: An Epidemic Corroding the Walls of the Classroom

Natalia Lopez, Contributing Writer
October 6, 2021
Afghan people climb atop a plane as they wait at the Kabul airport in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Aug. 16, 2021.

Op-Ed | The Taliban Takeover: A Foreign Policy Failure That Will Live in Infamy

Natalia Lopez, Contributing Writer
August 30, 2021
Students embrace as they arrive to campus on the first day of school. For some students, a year and a half went by before they could see their friends in-person at school.

Campus Voices | While COVID Concerns Continue, Community Is “United and Lively” Once Again

Andrea Malpica, Kamar Meza, Felix Montesano, Erick Delgado, Natalia Aguilar, Valentina Fernandez, Sara Gelrud, and Valeria Bigott
August 23, 2021
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