By Sahil Veeramoney
The highlight of Midwinter Madness, the school year, and perhaps even more anticipated than Migos’ Culture, is the Senior vs. Faculty Basketball game — dubbed “the clash of the titans,” eminent coach Chris Myers likes to remind us.
By Sahil Veeramoney
Vegetarians, vegans, and all other non-carnivorous individuals, beware. The following content may contain elements that are not suitable for you — reader discretion is advised.
By Sahil Veeramoney
About two weeks ago, on Monday, November 14, the majority of the Upper School community entered chapel completely oblivious as to what was to come.
by Sahil Veeramoney
In addition to the upcoming article on the harassment policy itself, the Dig wanted to address some of the controversy about the actual presentation. That said, in no way, shape, or form, will this article attempt to generalize the sentiments of the US student body and faculty as we are fully aware each individual is entitled to his or her opinion and feels differently about the presentation.
By Sahil Veeramoney
Last Wednesday around 9:15 AM, my Engineering Design classmates and I, teacher Bevin D., and additional chaperones Ed. C, and Kati. S., left OES for the Mercy Corps Global Headquarters.
by Sahil Veeramoney
The topic of video games has been one that has terrorized adolescent households around the world since the late 1970’s.
by Sahil Veeramoney
We are now about two weeks into the NBA playoffs and it’s time to look at how the bracket is developing. More importantly however, it’s time to evaluate fellow dig-writer Jethro Swain’s first-round predictions from his playoff update a couple article’s ago (on an A-F grade scale).
by Sahil Veeramoney
It has been almost three weeks since April Fools’ Day and it’s about time we recapped some of the crazy, creative, and catastrophic stunts that were pulled by some of America’s most recognized corporations.
By Sahil Veeramoney
On April 21st, 1996, the Chicago Bulls finished the season with a 103-93 win over the Washington Bullets and marked themselves down in the NBA history books with a legendary 72-10 season – the best record since the league’s inception. A roster peppered with many of the all-time greats including Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Steve Kerr, and Kim Jong-un’s best-friend Dennis Rodman, the 95-96’ Bulls cruised to an NBA championship after dropping only three games the entire tournament.
