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Diplomacy, Skill, and Lots of Hard Work: Success for Milton’s Model UN
Twenty-nine Milton students competed in the Boston Invitational Model United Nations Conference (BosMUN) at Boston University last weekend. The conference is a three-day simulation of the United...
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Armond James Helps Honor Black History Month
Armond James—a 2014 congressional candidate for Pennsylvania—shared with students the lessons he’s learned in his life and work. Mr. James’s visit was sponsored by the student club Onyx, in honor of...
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In the Final Stretch: Winter Dance Concert is This Weekend
Student choreographers and dancers are hard at work finessing their performances for Winter Dance Concert, one of the most popular performance events of the year. This year’s concert includes a mix of...
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Boys’ Hockey Advances to New England Championships
Milton’s boys’ hockey team beat #2 seeded Kimball Union Academy 3-1 on Saturday in the Elite Eight semi-finals to advance to the New England Prep Hockey Championship game against The Gunnery...
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For Spring Break, Students Travel to Belize, the Czech Republic, and Mexico
By Elizabeth Muse ’16 March break is here, and many students are heading out on School-sponsored trips. Fifteen students will travel to Belize for the annual service trip organized by the Community...
View ArticleOffices Closed on Monday, March 21, 2016
Due to the winter storm forecast, Milton Academy offices will be closed on Monday, March 21. Only essential personnel need report to campus.
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Congratulations to Campus Safety Officers Dan Ford and Marty Prendergast on their completion of the National Association of School Resources Officers’ Basic Training Program. The five day (40 hour)...
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Dr. Lisa Miller Is This Year’s Speaker for Religious Understanding
Alumna Dr. Lisa Miller ’84, author of the bestseller The Spiritual Child, spoke with students as this year’s Class of 1952 Endowed Speaker for Religious Understanding. Dr. Miller is a professor of...
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Dr. Öngür On the Science Behind Mental Illness
Dr. Dost Öngür, this year’s Science Assembly Speaker, talked with students about his research into the causes of schizophrenia. Chief of the Psychotic Disorders Division at McLean Hospital, Dr. Öngür...
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Milton Debaters On Top of Their Game
Keeping up with current events is a must for Milton’s Daneis League Debate Team members. The team is a “small but mighty group,” says faculty advisor Susan Marianelli. This year’s team—which includes...
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What Happens When Centrists are Marginalized? Seminar Day 2016
“If you’re tempted to disengage from politics as a result of this surrealist campaign, don’t” students heard this morning from John Avlon ’91, editor in chief of The Daily Beast and a CNN political...
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Milton Seniors Are “On Project”
“Going on project,” is a familiar Milton term; it refers to Class I students beginning their long-awaited “Senior Project” at the start of May. Senior Projects are a Milton tradition dating back to the...
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Big Solutions Need Big Teamwork, Says Greentown Labs CEO
“You can make a difference. You may not know what that is today, but keep your ears open as you’re learning, as you’re growing, to how you can make an impact,” Dr. Emily Reichert told students...
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Milton Gets Wicked Sketchy This Weekend
It’s turning into an annual spring tradition as the 1212 play brings another taste of Saturday Night Live comedy to campus. Wicked Sketchy is an original production made up of sketches, written and...
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Conor French ’99 Will Be 2016 Graduation Speaker
A corporate attorney turned social entrepreneur, Conor French ’99 is the CEO of Indego Africa—a nonprofit enterprise that partners with cooperatives of nearly 500 female artisans in Rwanda and Ghana....
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Sophomores Get “Trapped” In Mind-Bending Game
Starting with a series of Instagram videos featuring a grim industrial kitchen and some seemingly random letters, Class III students embarked on a mission to solve a complex puzzle Wednesday morning....
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Matt Tabor (II) Throws Perfect Game Against Lawrence
by Julia Lebovitz ‘17 An exciting season is underway for the boys’ varsity baseball team, with many close games. The most exciting accomplishment of the season occurred on April 30 against Lawrence...
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