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Reproductive health, justice and women’s rights were at the center of a recent summit by Grady’s 500 Women Scientists club and the national organization’s Atlanta unit. Attendees...
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Do you think "Lady" labels on sports teams should be removed?
- Yes, the labels are sexist. (88%, 7 Votes)
- No, the labels are a part of history. (13%, 1 Votes)
Total Voters: 8
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February 21, 2020 • No Comments
As a student at Tech High in the early 1940s, Ira Giles took two streetcars to get to school. He went to his classes in what is now the C Wing of Grady, then headed to...
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Team mascots are a tradition dating back to the 1900s, meant to bolster team spirit and unify fans. At Grady, that enthusiasm is tainted by one small word: “Lady.” Our...
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The cast of "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" runs Act I during vocal rehearsal.
Sophomore Anna Rackwalski operates a software called Sinfonia, which performs live orchestra via users tapping the tempo.
Freshman Naiomi Partridge and freshman Quavion Turner screw in a wood piece to construct a platform.
Senior Elise Livius uses a miter saw to cut a plank of wood for the set.
Senior Maddie Thorpe, senior Bradley Colburn-Stanger, senior Sam Toole, sophomore Brady Stroppel and senior Jaden Petee rehearse with chorus teacher Kevin Hill after school.
Senior Elise Livius screws two wood planks together for a set structure using an electric screwdriver. Livius is master carpenter on the crew.
Art teacher John Brandhorst and crew construct a wooden set piece. The scenery is intended to resemble 1846 industrial London, around Fleet Street.
Junior Nicky Taylor (left) and senior Sam Toole rehearse Scene 8: "Johanna's Room" in the Black Box Theater. Taylor plays Judge Turpin, and Toole plays Anthony in the show.
