Senior – Arlingtonian Student Newsmagazine

Ice Cream, Journalism and Us

matthew-doron, James Underwood and Carly WittMay 19, 2023

Our freshman-year journalism class melted. But we’ve refrozen — together. BY MATTHEW DORON ’23, GRACIE HELFRICH ’23, JAMES UNDERWOOD ’23 AND CARLY WITT ’23 ...

In PrintOp/Ed

The Last Dance

Carly WittMay 19, 2023

Columnist reflects on the end of her dance career BY CARLY WITT, '23 One of the only constants in my life has been dance. Some of my first memories invol...

In PrintOp/Ed

Lessons from the Skies

George BernardMay 19, 2023

Columnist discusses his journey of becoming a pilot. BY GEORGE BERNARD ‘23 I am nearing the end of my starting checklist: Parking Brake…………… SET Ba...

In PrintOp/Ed

The Second Semester Senior Slump

Greta MillerFebruary 21, 2023

Columnist discusses her position in life as a second semester senior. BY GRETA MILLER ’23 This is a very weird time. As a second semester high scho...

In PrintOp/Ed

Senior Moment

Iris MarkOctober 7, 2022

Columnist reflects on the reality of being a senior. BY IRIS MARK '23 There I was, band uniform on, clarinet tucked under my left arm, smiling from where...

In PrintOp/Ed

ARL Athlete: Max Robins

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardFebruary 18, 2022

Senior hockey player Max Robins on the 2022 senior class athletes. BY LUKE ERIKSEN, ‘22. There's only one thing on Max Robins' mind when he's on the ice:...

In PrintSports

ARL Athlete: Frankie Mulligan

matthew-doronFebruary 18, 2022

Senior varsity wrestler Frankie Mulligan reflects on uncertain junior and senior seasons. BY MATTHEW DORON, '23. Senior varsity wrestler Frankie Mulligan...

In PrintSports

Captivating Capstones

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardDecember 20, 2020

A look at what seniors are doing for their senior projects. BY BEN UNDERWOOD, '21. The capstone project is a rite of passage for students in the district. Mos...

News & Notes

College CON-fidential

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardMay 15, 2019

by Katie Zhao, '19 I was scrolling through the latest tales of drama and misfortune on College Confidential, like any normal person would, when I stumble...

Op/Ed