Box HS Student Publications Box 03

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Dalton's first Asian Literary Magazine produced by the Asian Culture Club. The translation of "silk" is "zh", very close in sound to the Chinese word for "poem", "sh".

Abstract, Scope, Contents "We offer you different aspects or “stripes” as we call them of the Dalton student’s life. Our lives extend beyond the classroom and we want Stripe to be the platform to share these experiences. Culture, passions, interests, adventures—that’s what enriches the Dalton experience and we hope that by reading Stripe, you gain a firmer grasp of who and what surrounds you. We were born into a world among storytellers and this magazine tells the...

Abstract, Scope, Contents Storyville was written by the junior class to be presented to the class of 1953 at the Junior-Senior Tea Party. Junior students, in honor of the graduating class, traditionally hosted this annual luncheon at which juniors performed skits about the faculty and senior students and the seniors read their “Will” for the school. This tradition is mentioned in The Daltonian as early as 1936 and as late as 1974.From the forward...

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This journal is a publication of the Dalton Student Ethics Group. Articles cover a diverse variety of topics including academic integrity and plagiarism, medical ethics, community service, political correctness, adults as role models, and the role of the PTA Ethics Task Force in the Dalton community. Contributors include faculty and administrators as well as students.

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The inaugural issue of Wrapping Paper was published on April 9, 1974. A mimeographed student newspaper, it was conceived as an alternative to the long established student newspaper, The Daltonian. It included editorials, opinion pieces, news reports, poetry, and puzzles. The Archives collection of Wrapping Paper consists of 5 issues from 1975

Abstract, Scope, Contents Zonit was an intra-city private high school newspaper conceived by Horace Mann students.From the 1972 inaugural issue: A newspaper serving the major private high schools in New York City would benefit the students of these schools by giving them a new medium for the expression of the topics that concern them… 20 private high schools, comprising a population of more than 10,000 students, make up the circulation of ...

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Trio is a compilation of written work by students studying French, Spanish, and Latin languages. The work includes fiction, letters, translations, biographies and suggested reading lists.