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Cabo San Lucas is located at the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja California peninsula.

[Photo] Seniors to return to Cabo

Eric Yi and Akash Manickam
March 22, 2025
Many athletes across the world of sports run into challenging moments defined by loss.

Athletes reflect on defining losses

Neil Yepuri and Joshua Goforth
February 7, 2025
Each Dallas private school has its own reputation, forming a piece of the puzzle. St. Mark's fits in as just another piece making up the whole reputation of schools in the area.

Reputation defines the school

Joshua Goforth, Christian Warner, and Holden Purvis
December 13, 2024
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[Photo] Business office balances budget

Eric Yi and Shiv Bhandari
December 13, 2024
Junior Kazim Hussain uses his phone in a designated no-phone zone.

Device policy impacts student life

Joshua Goforth, Diego Armendariz, and Holden Purvis
October 24, 2024
Travel routes shown from various cities, all leading back to Dallas.

[Photo] Parents work away from home

Eric Yi, Diego Armendariz, and Holden Purvis
October 24, 2024
With abundant information online, navigating elections can be challenging for voters.

[Photo] Election fuels political awareness

Kevin Ho and Tejas Allada
October 24, 2024
With increasing concerns about the consequences that these nicotine pouches may have, experts warn about its nature and long-term impacts.

Zyn drives new nicotine craze

Joshua Goforth and Ronit Kongara
September 27, 2024
Alum receives award for work fighting human trafficking

Alum receives award for work fighting human trafficking

Eric Yi and Joshua Goforth
May 17, 2024
Sophomore Alex Dahlander holds his bat while showing off his elbow scar from Tommy John surgery. Dahlander has since given up pitching for batting and hitting.

Baseball’s injury epidemic

Joshua Goforth and Rohan Kakkar
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
Members of the community gather together to sing in harmony with the organ.

Choir holds first Upper School-only Evensong in 30 years

Joshua Goforth
April 3, 2024
Senior Winston Miller performs a solo for the school choir.

Seniors shine in performing arts

Joshua Goforth and William Kozoman
March 8, 2024
Various methods of teaching, including Harkness, Socratic and lecture, can differently affect a student's engagement and retention.

[Photo] The art of engaging students

Oliver Peck, Joshua Goforth
March 8, 2024
Photo Illustration: In such a tight-knit community, some Marksmen may occasionally feel distant from the outside world.

[Photo] A home away from home

Kevin Ho and Joseph Sun
February 2, 2024
The campus was covered in a thin layer of snow, however school was not canceled.

What it takes to have a snow day

Joshua Goforth and Christian Warner
January 30, 2024
ROUND OF APPLAUSE A group of seniors joins a standing ovation following a dropped plate.

Culinary colosseum: the chaos of lunchtime and its traditions

Joshua Goforth, Christian Warner, and Matthew Hofmann
October 31, 2023
The varsity quad rows in unison as they race down the course.

Crew goes to Oklahoma City

Joshua Goforth
October 6, 2023
Senior Arnav Lahoti stands in front of clothes from last fall's Clothing Drive.

Clothing drive ends – 3,700 pounds of clothes donated

Joshua Goforth
September 26, 2023
With the help of the recycling program, this shirt and bucket hat were stitched into something new using patches of old clothing.

Fighting waste with old clothes

Joshua Goforth
September 21, 2023
“The Walking Dead” For Lange, the combination of the sheer isolation, natural beauty and history of Easter Island that makes it unique. It is unlike anything he has ever seen. It is the most geographically isolated human settlement on Earth. What intrigues him the most about Easter Island is the history of the indigenous people—the Rapa Nui, whose civilization has disappeared. The haunting monolithic Moai statues hint at its people’s tragic past. “It's a great microcosm of Earth,” Lange said. “This was a civilization that was destroyed by environmental irresponsibility. The people who lived there deforested the island, drank all the freshwater, and eventually drove themselves to extinction.”

Lange photographs wonders of the world

Joshua Goforth
September 21, 2023
Fantasy football is a popular past time for football enthusiasts.

Mr. May’s Guide to Fantasy Football

Joshua Goforth
September 15, 2023
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