By Bella Casella Manlius Pebble Hill is bringing “Little Shop of Horrors” onto the stage for the first time in the school’s history. “Little Shop of Horrors” is a sci-fi horror musical with an 1960s pop/rock score by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken. The dark yet goofy tale of the man-eating plant is “more than what’s on paper,” said senior Carli Arbon. Arbon will be … Continue reading Arbon Becomes Audrey
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By Bella Casella I was born March 7, 2000 in Miami, Florida. Since then, there have been 212 school shootings in the United States. In the 212 school shootings, 267 people have been killed and 388 have been injured. I recently turned 18. At 18, there are certain things I’m legally not allowed to do. I can’t drink alcohol. In certain states I can’t buy … Continue reading #Enough
By Alex Leclercq I love… When you step on my foot When you poke me with your nose When you stand in front of the door so that no one forgets you When you put your muzzle on my shoulder when I drive When you look at me with your kind brown eyes When you lift your paw for me to remove a thorn When … Continue reading Zoé
Faculty Memories By Isabella Casella From strutting down MPH’s hallways to gracing the school’s stage, Zoé was more than your average pup. Michele Koziara, Director of Theatre and Dance Education at MPH, admitted that she could have used a toy dog on a leash in last year’s production of “Sweet Charity,” but decided against it. Since it was a production for the MPH community, … Continue reading Memories of Zoé
By Grace Walsh As the senior class of 2018 embarks on their college quests, the college counseling team at Manlius Pebble Hill has employed a new tool to help students become familiar with more colleges than ever before — RepVisits. Thanks to RepVisits, MPH has 95 college representatives visiting this year. Mrs. Bernazzani, College Counseling Coordinator, and Mr. Cardamone, Director of College Counseling, conjointly made … Continue reading College Quest
By Maddy Mafrici and Jacob Roy The two sophomore history classes are working together to put on the third annual Multicultural Festival on Friday. Ten unique nations will be represented at the fair. Unlike previous years, this year’s presentations have a theme: Taking a Stand. There will also be presentations related to global issues. Thepebblemag.com interviewed history teacher Mrs. Chhablani, who organizes the fair, as … Continue reading Multicultural Festivities
Compiled by Gavin Cardamone and Daniel Mezzalingua Spring 2017 To view the article about Mr. Ridall, click here. I’ll never forget the first goal I scored for MPH. … We were all so excited to have the lead on a team, I almost became unglued on the field. Don used this as a teaching moment to subtly tell me to calm down and stay composed, … Continue reading Alumni Memories From the Don-asty
Compiled by Nathan Sonnenfeld Spring 2017 By Jenn Neuner, via an MPH news release The reshaping of the Manlius Pebble Hill School campus is officially underway. After a groundbreaking earlier this year, an immense steel frame has been constructed and is partially visible from Jamesville Road. The structure will soon transform into the School’s new multi-million dollar Athletics and Visual Arts facilities. Head of School … Continue reading Construction Underway at Manlius Pebble Hill School
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