By Suzannah Peckham Places like Manlius Pebble Hill are everywhere, small schools with students who are working tirelessly to get into colleges across the United States. Despite this fact, nowhere is exactly like MPH. Nowhere has the students that are a part of this year’s senior class. I’ve only been here for four years. Some of this year’s class has been a part of … Continue reading Graduation 2018
By Sydney Spector Climbing into the No. 9 spot as one of the top-grossing films of all time world wide, “Black Panther” has made over a billion dollars, going against the Hollywood stereotype that films with black actors don’t sell well in the general market. It has become the highest grossing film with a black director, replacing the previous holder “Straight Outta Compton.” The film … Continue reading “Black Panther” Breaking Boundaries
By Lily Grenis Anyone who’s spent more than 10 straight minutes with me can affirm that I’ve built a lifestyle around caffeine. Even prior to starting my current job as a barista for a local coffee shop, I could never make it through a typical school day without at least a strong chai tea in my system. However, once I began said job in June, … Continue reading Espresso, Thoreau and How to Let Go
By Suzannah Peckham Teenagers across the United States are left reeling after the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida on Valentine’s Day. They want to strike a change in their communities and in their country, and they want the change to begin immediately and in their own schools. More than 2,000 schools across the nation, and several local schools, are joining … Continue reading #Enough: National School Walkout
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Get ready for Daniel’s next piece in the Pebble magazine! Hi reader, I’m excited to be writing the advice column this year and to give the best advice I can regarding pressing issues, and some that may not be quite as important. No matter what the column is about, I hope you take every bit of advice to heart, because issues like binge-watching are very … Continue reading Binging Your Life Away
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By Riley Cappelletti The students of Sorø Academy in Denmark will be coming to Manlius Pebble Hill tomorrow night, March 13 and will be staying through Friday the 16th. Every other year MPH students and faculty members travel to Denmark during February break. On the opposite years, students and faculty of Sorø Academy travel to New York during their break in March. Danish students will … Continue reading MPH Welcomes Danish Student Visitors
Get ready for Daniel’s next piece in the Pebble magazine! By Emma Purce Chris Hunter has moved on to greater and greener pastures, leaving the rest of us behind for a glamorous new life at Hofstra University. In his absence, I have taken over the long-coveted advice column. Sadly, I wasn’t allowed to have full and complete control — something about a dictatorship and the … Continue reading New and Improved Advice
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
In May 2006, Zoé was born on a farm in Kentucky. Her mother was a Samoyed-husky mix named Zaya, and her father was a German Shepherd named Zeus. Zoé was a beautiful blend of the three breeds, and she was highly intelligent. At 10 weeks old, she made the long journey to her new home with Alex Leclercq in Syracuse. Just before Leclercq’s … Continue reading The life of Zoé Leclercq
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