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The Student News Site of Gulliver Preparatory

The Raider Voice
The Student News Site of Gulliver Preparatory

The Raider Voice
Megan Markus

Megan Markus, News Editor

Megan Markus is a sophomore serving as the News Editor of “The Raider Voice.” A versatile writer—experienced in hard-hitting news, poetry, and even historical research—she’s excited to inject color into the newspaper through diverse stories and multimedia packages. Within the school community, she’s also involved in “Reflections” Literary & Art Magazine, the “Principles of Social Sciences” Journal, the newly-launched “Law Review,” and the “Call to Action” Forum.

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An American flag is unfurled from the roof of the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, U.S., September 11, 2021. REUTERS/Al Drago

Editorial | Free Speech Under Fire

Megan Markus and Sara Fidler
September 11, 2025
A cluster of male students gathers at the school day's conclusion in full uniform. They donned multicolored polo shirts, shorts and pants—all embroidered with "G" logos—as well as school-approved sweaters, engaging in lighthearted conversation. “When I see all the kids with our logo and our ID, I think to myself, ‘we really have something special here,’” brand-new Dean of Upperclassmen Erin Cernuda said.

Threading the Line: Dress Code Tightens, Campus Debate Unbuttons

Megan Markus, News Editor
August 29, 2025
Students wear shirts with a positive message. The message of the shirt ask the reader to be kind to themselves with positive thoughts and self talk.

Mental Health Fair Sends Signals of Support Across Campus

Megan Markus, Contributing Writer
May 8, 2025
The Blue Dungeon—usually a metropolis of pep rallies and buzzer beaters—takes on a different kind of intensity: the heat of scientific scrutiny. Transformed into a research symposium, the gym became a stage for students from almost every STEM-focused signature program and core course, including Biomedical Sciences, Engineering, Computer Science, Chemistry, and several other tracks. Their posters served as a physical manifestation of the grueling yet highly rewarding undertaking student presenters took on.

STEM Showcase: Built to Withstand the Bunsen Burn

Megan Markus, Contributing Writer
April 25, 2025

Super Bowl LIX: Reactions and Reflections on the Big Game

Devon Roy and Megan Markus
February 28, 2025
SPEAK YOUR STORY: Dr. Donovan Livingston delivers his spoken-word poem "Lift Off" spotlighting how education "connects the dots" of student constellations. As a presenter at the Black History Month Assembly in the Blue Dungeon, his message reached nearly all students and faculty members. "I hope that our students will also remember how he was able to deliver a message of love and acceptance, in combination with his personal story in a super engaging way," Upper School Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Director Don Lawrence said.

From Struggles to “Lift Off,” Raiders Honor Black History Through Gold, Green, and Growth

Megan Markus, Contributing Writer
February 16, 2025
BEYOND THE GLASS: The books in Yale's Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library stand preserved, revered behind protective glass. They once shaped scholars, sparked revolutions, and redefined literature. Yet, stories of equal worth have filled tattered notebooks, whispered from indie bookstores, and remained hidden in the margins.

COMMENTARY | Ban on Boring Books: Read What You Love, Not What Looks Impressive

Megan Markus, Contributing Writer
February 14, 2025

Fans Anticipate an Epic Ride at Universal’s New Theme Park

Chase Samole and Megan Markus
February 7, 2025
Raider YMUN competitors pose for a picture after touring Yale. "Touring an Ivy [League school] and taking group photos was a lot of fun," sophomore Valeri Bermudez said. They insulated themselves from the 29-degree Fahrenheit weather and wind chill with puffer coats, UGG boats, scarves, and gloves.

Raiders Claim Top Honors at Yale Model UN Debut

Megan Markus, Contributing Writer
January 29, 2025
Junior Antonella Aguero plays Dress to Impress during break before second period. Ranging from popular teenage aesthetics like Cottagecore to general concepts like folklore and even extending to pop culture, if there’s an interest, the game is likely to offer an outlet. As shown above, ‘Dress to Impress’ breeds a motley of outfit outputs.

Dress to Impress: Students Obsessed with Online Fashion Video Game

Megan Markus, Contributing Writer
November 21, 2024
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