After changes to the service learning policy were announced last May, a group of concerned students presented a petition with almost 200 signatures to Upper School Director Mr. Boccuzzi and Service Learning...
As locals and tourists alike ventured to Downtown Seattle for the upcoming MLB All-Star game on July 7, the city was noticeably different.
Jackson B. ’25, who had family friends from North Carolina...
America’s national politics are increasingly dominated by the perpetually incumbent. That’s why it made waves when earlier this year, four of the Seattle City Council’s nine members announced that...
As the school year begins, returning students eagerly anticipate welcoming both the incoming 9th graders as well as new faculty. Hailing from all corners of the United States, this array of incoming faculty...
With a new school year comes a new cast of student government representatives and a list of ambitious plans. Tatler had the opportunity to speak to incoming president Natalie B. ’24 and vice president...
Dearest Lakeside,
It was previous Editor-in-Chief Evie B.-W. ’22 who said, in her advice to incoming editors, that she thought of Tatler as her baby. Ever since it was birthed Athena-style from the...
Think of your favorite Lakeside class. What could make it even better? No homework? No grades? Even more diverse topics? The administration has heard feedback through Tatler and the Curriculum Committee...
Are the words retroviridae, electrostatics, and bipartiteness drawing you to this article? Then, Tatler has just the announcement for you! This fall, Tatler will trial a new Science & Technology section,...
September:
World
September 8: Queen Elizabeth II dies at age 96 after being the UK’s longest-reigning monarch.
September 16: Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian woman, dies after allegedly being...
Every late August, we hold our ever-exclusive, super secret, hella hype, always alliterative Tatler retreat, a chance to welcome staffers to the new year. This year, we stressed that LAKESIDE comes first...
As I walk through the gates of Stanwood High School, I’m gearing up for my first in-person chess match in years. Even though I’m not playing for a prize, my nerves are still akin to what I felt...
You can hear a pin drop in the halls of Stanwood High School as soon as the first match begins. Every room is filled with rows upon rows of focused players, brows furrowed, deliberating to the ominous...
