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The Student News Site of Shorecrest Preparatory School

The Chronicle

The Student News Site of Shorecrest Preparatory School

The Chronicle

The concession stand in the Shorecrest Athletic Center. This year, students are running concessions during home games as part of a new program led by Athletic Director Anthony McCall and Director of The Ross Roeder Institute Earl Walton.

Same Places, Different Faces

Luke Lavoie, Sports Editor September 15, 2025

  Athletic Director Anthony McCall and Director of The Ross Roeder Institute Earl Walton have collaborated recently to begin a new student-run business: the concession stand. Starting this semester,...

“Marry Me, Juliet”

“Marry Me, Juliet”

Isabelle Barrott, Staff Videographer September 8, 2025

    Romance looks different to everyone. Some are content with quiet, intimate moments, while others favor bold, public declarations. After last month, America found out what side of the debate Taylor...

Being Pale Won’t Kill You, But Cancer Might

Being Pale Won’t Kill You, But Cancer Might

Avery Lurie, Video Editor September 1, 2025

      In America's unspoken Guide to Being Attractive, tanning is lately on the top of the list. We soak up the sun, salute the spray tan and “turn up” to the tanning bed. However, we might also...

When "All of the Lights" Get Too Bright

When “All of the Lights” Get Too Bright

Merritt Butler, Staff Writer May 15, 2025

      How many people alive today had dinner with the president, are proud friends with Andrew Tate, get their songs banned on all streaming platforms, and sent their wife to the Grammys naked? Just...

A baby is hard at work on his local assembly line

Just Gimme My Money

Jill Marcus, Opinion Editor May 15, 2025

     Broke. That’s you. That’s all of us.       For almost a century now, child labor laws have clouded our way of life and forced children to live in poverty. Confined to only the weekly...

Shorecrest varsity girls tennis players (Left to right: Lucille Procaccino, Isabella Jank, Charlotte Hansen, Katie Ross, and Mana Bilgutay) pose for a winning picture after their regional finals game on April 24th, 2025. They won the final four matches to one. Photo courtesy of Lucille Procaccino.

Tennis: A Bridge Between Feminism and Femininity

Ana Verano, Current Events Editor May 15, 2025

     Historically, women have always played tennis. In fact, it’s one of the only sports women have been allowed to play. This is because, until the mid 20th century, tennis wasn’t seen as athletic,...

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