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Boys lacrosse coach suddenly resigns

UPDATE Friday May 4 2:30pm: According to Athletic Director Craig Schoof, former Menlo lacrosse coach Nate Calhun will run the lacrosse program for the next 8 days, the remainder of the lacrosse season, during playoffs. “He was a longtime coach, so the team will be in excellent hands for the [...]

2012-2013 Student Body officers announced

After two run-offs and many close races the student body officers for the 2012-2013 school year have been announced. There are four student body officer positions: president, vice president, secretary-treasurer and activities coordinator. For each position, there were three different candidates, providing for a competitive and exciting race. In the [...]

Klee pursues wrestling as a youth; finds relief in ultimate frisbee today

By Savannah McKinnon As the oldest of five brothers, math teacher Henry Klee wrestled all the time: outside or inside, wrestling came as second nature with a house full of boys. Klee’s wrestling career thrived in junior high and high school and even though his career is over, he still [...]

 

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Boys lacrosse coach suddenly resigns

Boys lacrosse coach suddenly resigns

UPDATE Friday May 4 2:30pm: According to Athletic Director Craig Schoof, former Menlo lacrosse coach Nate Calhun will run the lacrosse program for the next 8 days, the remainder of the lacrosse season, during playoffs. “He was a longtime...

 

2012-2013 Student Body officers announced

2012-2013 Student Body officers announced

Juniors Nico Carrino, Julia Dressel and Eric Miller campaign for Student Body President. After two run-offs and many close races the student body officers for the 2012-2013 school year have been announced. There are four student body officer...

 

Club Spotlight: Litmag

Club Spotlight: Litmag

Menlo School students working on LitMag, a literary magazine. Every Tuesday at lunch, members of Lit Mag meet to work on the annual penny press that is released at the end of the year. Led by senior head editors Nicole Kaack, Robby Fry, and...

 

Artist of the Issue: Shelley Hutchinson

Artist of the Issue: Shelley Hutchinson

She’s gliding through the air during the contemporary numbers. She’s thrusting her body into hard-hitting poses in those hip hop pieces. Her pirouettes are fast and controlled in the stunning lyrical dances. The dance concert featured some...

 

Menlo to pilot mentor program for freshmen

Menlo to pilot mentor program for freshmen

Upper School Director John Schafer (pictured), the Admissions Committee and Academic Support Coordinator will determine which students get paired with a Study Coach. (c) menloschool.org Menlo will finalize plans this spring for next year’s...

 

Q&A: Athletic trainer Jon Cohen shares perspective on healthy student lifestyle

Q&A: Athletic trainer Jon Cohen shares perspective on healthy student lifestyle

In a recent interview with athletic trainer Jon Cohen, The Coat of Arms asked for his thoughts on how Menlo promotes a healthy lifestyle for its students.   The Coat of Arms: Do you think that Menlo promotes a healthy lifestyle? Jon Cohen:...

 

Boys’ lacrosse defeated by Palo Alto in sudden death

Boys’ lacrosse defeated by Palo Alto in sudden death

By Savannah McKinnon The boys’ lacrosse team lost in a tough game against Palo Alto High School that went to sudden death overtime. In the first half, the Knights struggled with clears and Palo Alto had a lot of takeaways. However, in...

 

Klee pursues wrestling as a youth; finds relief in ultimate frisbee today

Klee pursues wrestling as a youth; finds relief in ultimate frisbee today

By Savannah McKinnon As the oldest of five brothers, math teacher Henry Klee wrestled all the time: outside or inside, wrestling came as second nature with a house full of boys. Klee’s wrestling career thrived in junior high and high school...

 

Menlo students experiment with the difficulties of DJ’ing

Menlo students experiment with the difficulties of DJ’ing

On Saturday March 24th, Menlo held a dance marathon, in which students danced for five and one-half hours. However, the music the students danced to was not just played by a hired DJ. At the dance marathon, and handful of students were selected...

 

Ollikainen brings more individualized art program

Ollikainen brings more individualized art program

With more than three quarters of a school year behind them, Upper School art teacher Nina Ollikainen’s students have been ecstatic about Ollikainen’s classes and teaching style. Unlike former art teacher Lynn Mauser-Bain, Ollikainen has...