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Hon-ey, Let Me Sing you a song

By Harrison Byers Jay Lee and Sam Yoo Staff Writer

Even during his last term at the Academy, four-year senior Ja-Hon Wang continues to work his hardest in the different facets of Exeter life that keeps him occupied here. Wang is an avid cellist in the Symphony, Chamber Orchestra and one of the string quartets. In addition, Wang is the co-head of Biology Club, a member of Christian Fellowship and the Praise Team, a distance track runner and a Student Listener in Ewald Hall. continue

trendwatch: Exonian edition

By Harrison Byers and Brian Kim Staff Writer

Here’s to some mid-April sunshine! Campus is all about 333’s, college visits, and much enjoyed minutes on the quad. Also, thank you all (or most of you?) for participating in Community Action Day on Wednesday, how non sibi! We’d like to make sure everyone knows that we’re looking around and looking and looking and looking… so we thought that this week we’d offer our sagacious Trendwatch insight. continue

Exonians Enjoy Community Service

By Michael Baldyga and Harrison Byers Staff Writer

From baking with Mrs. Parris to cleaning beaches, students and faculty alike participated in 90 community service projects on Community Action Day. The events, which were organized by ESSO, gave students a day off of school to focus on serving the community both on and off campus. continue

Night Market Displays Asian Culture

By Millie Dunstan and Ann Zhang Staff Writer

With exotic foods, bright lights and crowds of people, night markets are a staple of the Asian culture. This Saturday, the Asian culture clubs will bring some of the tastes, sounds and sights of Asia to the Academy in this year’s annual Asian Night Market, which will take place in Grainger Auditorium. continue

SOCA Hosts Carribean Carnival

By Katie Liptak Staff Writer

Agora was filled with pumping music, fragrant and exotic dishes and people wandering from booth to booth on Sunday at the Student of Caribbean Ancestry (SOCA) Carnival. Tables were laden with authentic Caribbean dishes and posters about Caribbean nations. Students served the food and offered up information to the attendees, all while jamming to the music. continue

The Fitness Gurus

By Raphaela Chakravarti and Lexi Pae Contributing Writer

We hope you have had a great healthy start to spring term! Since April Fools’ Day wasn’t too long ago, we wanted to share a funny fitness video with all of you. Search "Jimmy Tatro Gym Etiquette" on YouTube to watch it. But, if you’re too lazy to get on your computer, we have conveniently summed up the main takeaways. continue

Breakdancing Through the Barrier

By Michael Baldyga Matthew Kim and Rex Tercek Staff Writer

 Four-year senior Rudy Oku is widely known as a talented breakdancer who can tear up the dance floor, whether spinning on his back or balanced upside down on one hand. Rudy Oku is considered as one of the best B-boys at Exeter and is also an accomplished guitarist, singer and leader. continue