A Dream Come True by Dillon Mavunga
A Dream Come True This year, I was able to do an exchange trip with a school in Terrassa, Spain. I went to Spain for a week and a …
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A Trip to Alaska!
It’s not easy going to Detroit Country Day. All the stress that is followed by the massive workload stacked upon you, not even mentioning the overlap with the sports and …
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New Silver Point Opportunity
DCD offers many options for students for after-school activities. As the new film program continues to grow for the first time, students are now offered a chance to have a …
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2 Peas in a Pod: Garret Fragnoli and Sammy Erjavac
The story of these two scholars and athletes begins in the far off-season of lacrosse when the boys on the team noticed a stunning similarity between these young men, they …
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Ami’s Declassified Upper School Survival Guide: Issue 2
Hey, whippersnappers. Ami and Aroon here again to bring you some extra helpful tips for navigating this crazy maze we call the upper school. We asked a few more students …
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High school can be hard, especially with tough classes, a sports season, and other commitments! So, to help you all be as successful as you can be, I asked a …
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Ubiquitous Excellence: Luke Bernard’s Path to Eminence
It was about 2 PM during an exhilarating 5v5 pickup basketball game in the Cooper Gymnasium where I first encountered the specimen that is Luke Bernard. I watched as he …
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Late Night Bites
Late nights and Country Day go hand-in-hand. Whether you’re staying up to study, unwind, or party, you’ll need extra fuel to compensate for your consistent lack of sleep and poor …
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Confessions of a Juice Cleanse A-holic
Day One I looked at the arrangement of juices I had ordered online from Beyond Juice. With numbers on each bottle to explain the order, I grabbed the juice with …
Read MoreStay Wide-Awake While Driving!
Getting home at 7 p.m. after practice. Staying up until 3 a.m. doing three hours of homework, two projects due in a week, and studying for two tests for the …
Read MoreDCDS Makes a Difference at Harms
DCDS students had the opportunity to go to Harms Elementary School on December 15th. Since 1935, Harms has offered small class sizes that allow the staff to give every student individual …
Read MoreIf It Ain’t Broke, Don’t Fix It!
Everyone loves the feeling of waking up in the morning and realizing they have extra time to sleep. Most students at DCDS practically have to drag themselves out of bed …
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