The Student Newspaper of The Loomis Chaffee School

The Loomis Chaffee Log

The Student Newspaper of The Loomis Chaffee School

The Loomis Chaffee Log

The Student Newspaper of The Loomis Chaffee School

The Loomis Chaffee Log

Thanksgiving Break Canceled

Tiger Song '27, Cotributor February 11, 2024

Tiger Song ’27 Contributor Thanksgiving Break Canceled After due discussion between StuCo presidents Emma Yu’er and Jack Fulled ’24, a general administrative decision has been made to cancel Thanksgiving...

What we’re thankful for

What we’re thankful for

Anya Mocciolo '27, Contributor February 11, 2024

Anya Mocciolo ’27 Contributor A Thankful Time Travel This Thanksgiving is a great time to remember the gifts we have all received from the past decades. Join me on a nostalgic trip down memory lane,...

Prepare for cold

Prepare for cold

Julia Liu '26, Director Of Design February 11, 2024

Julia Liu ’26 Director of Design OPERATION: SURVIVE WINTER At last, the last of the leaves have fallen off the trees. Good riddance to daylight and that dreadful semi-hot, semi-cold weather that switches...

Grill sells out of Bacon, Egg, and Cheeses (BECS)

Grill sells out of Bacon, Egg, and Cheeses (BECS)

Helen Lu '27, Contributor February 11, 2024

Helen Lu’27 Contributor Breaking News! BECS sells out in the grill! This hard-to-believe disaster struck just yesterday! Yes that's right, the incredible, desirable, and addicting Bacon, Egg, and...

By Daphne Wong 26

Best time capsule to write

Natalie Pereira, Contributor February 11, 2024

Natalie Pereira ’26 Contributor The Best Time Capsule After spending my precious community time writing a letter to my senior self, here are some of my responses: What is your favorite song/musical...

Another window is broken by Dinner.

Turkey comes back to life during Thanksgiving dinner

Angelina Wang '26, Staff Writer February 11, 2024

Angelina Wang ’26 Staff Writer Turkey Strikes Fear into Onlookers It was a normal Thanksgiving day, or Turkey Day. The sun was singing, the birds were shining, and Mrs. Rajender, a beloved chemistry...

Dancer skillfully maneuvers around instruments and people.

Family Concert: absolutely nothing went wrong (maybe everything went wrong)

Keunhoo Park '26, Contributor February 11, 2024

Keunhoo Park ’26 Contributor The Family Concert Mishap When we think about concerts, we generally picture a grand chamber with acoustics good enough to make your 7 o’clock alarms look like sirens...

Riveting performance-work by Loomiss talented cast and crew

Black Box theater performance done in pitch black

Brigham Cooper '24, Staff Writer February 11, 2024

Brigham Cooper ’24 Staff Writer PITCH Black Box Theater Performance A couple weeks ago, the NEO welcomed its first show of the year in the Black Box. I, an unsuspecting audience member, had absolutely...

Kirk the tortoise breaks free from cage and explores campus

Kirk the tortoise breaks free from cage and explores campus

Rachael Lantner '25, Contributor February 11, 2024

Title: Kirk Breaks Free Writer: Kirk (translated by Rachael Lantner ’25) Staff Writer Neon orange pellets shower my sleepy head, and I munch on my new treat eagerly. Each crunch charges my stumpy feet,...

What happens on campus during Thanksgiving break

What happens on campus during Thanksgiving break

Lillian Clark '24, Aspiring Demon February 11, 2024

Lily Clark ’24 Contributor What Happens When Students Leave Campus? Known for their love of whispering to people who find themselves on the toilet at 3 am and their antics of stalking the basement...

Frozen over planet

AI becomes dumb

Rachael Lantner '25, Contributor February 11, 2024

Rachael Lantner ’25 Staff Writer Takeover: Ice Nation’s Attempt ERROR! WARNING! CRITICALLY COLD! SHUTTING DOWN ... goodbye. Students wandered the streets free from AI telling them when to think,...

MAKE WATER INTERESTING AGAIN

Tiger Song '27, Cotributor February 11, 2024

Ruopan Song ’27 Contributor MAKE WATER INTERESTING AGAIN When’s the last time that humanity has drank water? In some ways, this mind-boggling question has been more philosophical than scientific...

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