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The Student News Site of St. Mark's School of Texas

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The Student News Site of St. Mark's School of Texas

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Hilton Sampson, Print Editor-In-Chief

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Through the storm: stronger together

Hilton Sampson
November 18, 2024
ReMarker Editor-in-Chief Hilton Sampson

Through the storm: stronger together

Hilton Sampson
November 14, 2024
Five years after a devastating tornado ripped through the north side of campus and surrounding neighborhoods, the school built back stronger than ever.

Reliving a night they’ll never forget

Hilton Sampson, Matthew Hofmann, Will Clifford, Akash Manickam, Neil Yepuri, and Kevin Ho
October 24, 2024
Hofmann checks a book out for a student at the Green Library.

[Photo] In their shoes: life in the library

Matthew Hofmann
October 24, 2024
School’s focus remains strong as business landscape evolves

School’s focus remains strong as business landscape evolves

Hilton Sampson, Linyang Lee, and Matthew Hofmann
September 27, 2024
Freshman Alex White during a stressful study session in the Green Library.

Firm in tradition: school emphasizes continued importance of final exams

Hilton Sampson, Matthew Hofmann, and Linyang Lee
May 17, 2024
LIBRARY LEARNING Lower School librarian Barbara Kinkead reads to her students.

Addressing early childhood education

Hilton Sampson, Arjun Poi, and Joshua Goforth
April 19, 2024
IN THE CLASSROOM Martin Stegemoeller encourages a student while working on an assignment.

In pursuit of happiness

Hilton Sampson, Arjun Poi, and Rohan Kakkar
April 4, 2024
Athletes who use the Apple Watch to account for their exercise can often feel caught up in a cycle of chasing daily goals.

Watches keep athletes on track

Hilton Sampson and Kayden Zhong
March 22, 2024
BURNT OUT With many students struggling to manage their time effectively, they can often run into late nights of homework and studying. Without the ability to handle work ahead of time, students feel the effects of procrastination as assignments and assessments pile up, which can lead to poor academic performance and mental health.

The time crunch

Hilton Sampson and Arjun Poi
February 2, 2024
ON THE MOVE Corporations like McKesson and Toyota have moved to DFW over the last several years while companies Goldman Sachs are continuing to build their presence here with increased workspace.

Businesses bet big on DFW

Hilton Sampson and Kevin Ho
February 2, 2024
Junior Matthew Hofmann sells t-shirts and wristbands to students during McDonald's Week.

Junior class fundraiser benefits local shelter

Hilton Sampson
December 8, 2023
PHONE USAGE Jack Tholking and his dad have come to an agreement on technology rules.

Tholkings Technology: A father/son perspective

Hilton Sampson and Arjun Poi
October 31, 2023
WATCHING FROM BEHIND With the aid of technology, parents across the country have the ability to looker closer into their children’s lives than ever before.

Navigating parenting in the digital world

Hilton Sampson and Arjun Poi
October 31, 2023
TUG OF WAR Applying Early Decision to the same college can develop a sense of competition between seniors and put a damper on their friendship.

A rivalry between brothers

Hilton Sampson and Doan Nguyen
October 31, 2023
TRAFFIC ON PRESTON As Marksmen start coming into school on a Thursday morning, students and other passing drivers cause heavy traffic.

Dallas driving disasters

Hilton Sampson and Arjun Poi
September 21, 2023
IN THE CLASSROOM Spanish instructor Dr. Katherine Anson teaches a grammar lesson. Anson is one of 14 teachers in the Upper School Language Department.

Language proficiency: a dying art

Hilton Sampson and Kayden Zhong
September 21, 2023
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