Creating a speech that encapsulates one’s time at Nobles and delivers a message to one’s peers is an extremely difficult task. This year, the honor of being an elected graduation speaker has been given...
Ariel Rabinovich:
In March of my sophomore year, I was reviewing my course registration with my advisor, Mr. Halperin, and I genuinely stopped at one point to ask, “But wait, is this going to...
The Nobles Cross Country teams have long used Kern’s Course to train and compete, contributing to their success over the years. Looking ahead to a forthcoming renovation of the Omni, however, the current...
Hacky Sack, or “Sack” as it is more commonly known, is sweeping across the country and the Nobles Beach. It has replaced nearly every game on campus, usurping the once-ubiquitous SpikeBall, Kan Jam,...
The idea for an all-adult EXCEL trip came from the “Bulldog Big Idea Bonanza,” an event driven by Chief Financial and Operations Officer Steve Ginsberg. In this meeting, faculty and staff pitched initiatives...
On Thursday, May 7, Foster Gallery reopened its doors, not as a classroom, but to display a yearly fixture in our community. The AP Art Show is the culmination of students' work throughout the year. It...
On September 2, 2022, the Class of 2026 sat in Lawrence Auditorium for the second day of Class IV orientation. “High school is hard. There will be ups and downs. This community will be here for you throughout...
As seniors finalize their college decisions this spring, most conversations revolve around familiar schools circulating the country. But for a small group of students, the next four years will begin thousands...
On May 13th, Jason Douglas and Seynabou Seck were elected SLC Co-Presidents for the 2026-2027 school year. The Nobleman interviewed the two winning candidates and asked them 10 questions to help students...
In the winter of 1998, fifth Head of School Dick Baker took to the assembly stage to deliver his routine morning address. Graduates who attended during Baker’s tenure remember how he used narratives...
When Jeffery Liu (Class I) looks ahead, 35 years from now, he doesn’t pretend to know where the world will take him. “I could be on the moon, everything’s possible,” he said. Liu, a senior who...
On April 11, a plane carrying 13 French exchange students from the Lyceé Jules Guesde touched down at Logan Airport. For the next nine days, Nobles students saw them exploring our campus, watching games...
