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The Blue and White

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Roos Always Finish Strong
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Roos Always Finish Strong
Alana Son '26, Assistant Sports Editor • May 13, 2025
Arbor Day Over the Years
Arbor Day Over the Years
Ash Cohen '26, Marketing • May 9, 2025
Memories in Motion
Lauren Washington '26 • May 13, 2025
DOGE, Musk, and Protests
Eliot Bramson '27 • May 13, 2025
So-Called ‘Screenagers’ in the Midst of a TikTok Ban
Rainy Korein '27, Lead Opinion Editor & Junior Editor In Chief • February 27, 2025
What does AFS have to say?
Helene Mogul '27, Assistant News Editor • February 26, 2025
Arbor Day Over the Years
Ash Cohen '26, Marketing • May 9, 2025
The Dangerous Racism Behind Disingenuous Mass Deportations
Rainy Korein '27, Lead Opinion Editor & Junior Editor In Chief • May 7, 2025
Equity in School Fundraising
Nevaeh Brown '25 • February 27, 2025
Etymology of You Poetry Slam: A Celebration of Student Voice and Creativity
Etymology of You Poetry Slam: A Celebration of Student Voice and Creativity
Leila Cohen '26 • May 13, 2025

The Etymology of You Poetry Slam, created by E’vah Mitchell-Ross ‘28 along with the All Voices Family Alliance, was started to inspire AFS...

March 1980, Anything Goes. This is the first picture in the archive in color
Unveiling the Drama: Archiving the Rich History of AFS Theater
Anjali Tremblay '26, Arts Editor • May 7, 2025

Abington Friends School is a school imbued with history, dating back further than our nation, but its history is not often talked about. The...

High Notes; Low Attendance
High Notes; Low Attendance
Serafina Kubersky '26, Assistant Arts Editor • April 14, 2025

Since the dawn of humanity, humans have been captivated by music: the rhythms, the sounds, the emotion. Music has been used to express the very...

Is Technology Undermining Education or Benefiting It?
Opinion
Is Technology Undermining Education or Benefiting It?
Neiko Savior ‘27 • May 13, 2025

Cell phones have shaped our generation for the better and the worse. They have developed so fast that we can not even keep track anymore. This...

Why US Cities are Poorly Designed
Why US Cities are Poorly Designed
Timmy Ma '25 • May 13, 2025
Protocol/Warning In Case of ICE Raid at Local Immigrant Rights Organization, 'Juntos'
The Dangerous Racism Behind Disingenuous Mass Deportations
Rainy Korein '27, Lead Opinion Editor & Junior Editor In Chief • May 7, 2025
Roos Always Finish Strong
Roos Always Finish Strong
Alana Son '26, Assistant Sports Editor • May 13, 2025

After 3:15 p.m., a rush of community surges AFS as students leave classes to go outside on the courts or inside the Berman Athletics Center....

A Track-less Track Team: Season Wrap Up
A Track-less Track Team: Season Wrap Up
Yassmine Wardigee '27 • May 13, 2025

Once the school day has ended, most kids head off to a plethora of afterschool activities or head home, but for the school’s track and field...

Uniting a Fractured Nation
Uniting a Fractured Nation
Anjali Tremblay '26, Arts Editor • February 26, 2025

In a country strikingly divided politically and socially, football is a sport that unites many of us. According to a 2024 Gallup poll, “a record-high...

Meet the Staff
Chloe Collet '26
Chloe Collet '26
Sports Editor

Position: Sports Editor Chloe Collet, a junior at AFS, has edited for the Blue&White since the second semester of the 23-24 school year. She has continued to support the Blue&White through her...

Kylie Firmin '26
Kylie Firmin '26
Assistant Photo Editor

Position: Assistant Photo Editor Kylie Firmin (she/her) is a junior at Abington Friends School. She is an Assistant Photo Editor of the Blue & White and this will be her first year on the Blue &...

Alana Son '26
Alana Son '26
Assistant Sports Editor

Position: Assistant Sports Editor Alana Son, a junior at AFS, has been contributing to the Blue&White since the 2023-24 school year, starting with her article on the Lunar New Year Potluck. Her...