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The Virtual Hub for the Media of the The Benjamin School's Upper School

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The Virtual Hub for the Media of the The Benjamin School's Upper School

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Evan Liberman

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor

Evan is a senior and in his third year at The Pharcyde. He serves as Managing Editor of the newspaper and is President of the affiliated writing club. He enjoys covering the day-to-day news of the School and writing features on fascinating students and teachers. He is looking forward to producing a consistently high-quality paper for the Benjamin community.

All content by Evan Liberman
Georgetown-Bound Liberman Thankful for Experience

Georgetown-Bound Liberman Thankful for Experience

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
May 20, 2022
Left wing Jonathan Huberdeau led the Panthers in points this season, and he should continue to be an important part of the team’s success this year.

Having Best Season in Their Franchise’s History, Can Panthers Keep It Going?

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
May 12, 2022
Tennis Team Hit Towards Another Successful Season

Tennis Team Hit Towards Another Successful Season

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
May 11, 2022
Benjamin’s new Learning Specialist, Ms. Melissa Rizzitano, does work on her computer. The School community is excited to welcome her to the Student Services Department.

US Welcomes New Learning Specialist, Ms. Rizzitano

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
April 14, 2022
Community Block Period Needs to Persist As a Staple of the Schedule

Community Block Period Needs to Persist As a Staple of the Schedule

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
March 28, 2022
As many seniors begin to receive college news, those accepted have begun thinking about the next year ahead of them, especially the complex roommate situation. Freshman year is everything including awkward, but apps like Instagram, Face- book, and ZeeMee allow incoming freshmen students to connect and hopefully find their matches, which is definitely needed when students are confined to a 228 square feet room.

The Search For College Roommates Is On

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
March 28, 2022

Track Team Gets off to a Running Start

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
March 25, 2022
Editor Takes on Internal Culture War, Describes his On-Going Experience

Editor Takes on Internal Culture War, Describes his On-Going Experience

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
March 25, 2022
As many seniors begin to receive college news, those accepted have begun thinking about the next year ahead of them. Freshman year is everything including awkward, but apps like Instagram, Facebook, and ZeeMee allow incoming freshman students to connect and hopefully find their matches, which is definitely needed when students are confined to a 228 square foot room.

The Search for College Roommates is On

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
March 25, 2022
Decisions Announced; Was Early Worth It?

Decisions Announced; Was Early Worth It?

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
February 14, 2022
Supply Chain Problems Persist Post Pandemic

Supply Chain Problems Persist Post Pandemic

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
February 14, 2022
On Friday, Dec. 10, the Dazzlers joined forces with Ballet Vero Beach for a performance of The Nutcracker.

Dazzlers Join Ballet Vero Beach for Nutcracker On The Indian River

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
February 11, 2022
Miller’s Ale House recently opened in Alton and has become a popular place for students to eat. However, it has proven to not be the best quality.

Miller’s Ale House Review: Just a Duffy’s With Some Zing?

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
February 11, 2022
After a modified 2020-21 season, the NHL is back in full swing. This year, every stadium in the league will have at least some fans in attendance.

NHL Skates Off to a Great Start Following COVID-19

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
November 15, 2021
Jake Gyllenhaal stars in one of Netflix newest Dramas: The Guilty. Unfortunately, the film seems to fall flat in certain areas.

Gyllenhaal Dispatches a Mediocore Drama

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
October 30, 2021
This year, the National Merit Scholarship Corporation recognized three National Merit Semifinalists and six Commended Scholars from Benjamin. Nearly 10% of the class of 2022 was represented.

Class of 2022 Boasts Three National Merit Semifinalists and Six Commended Scholars

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
October 30, 2021
A native of Cuba, Mr. Juan Diaz David is fluent in three languages: English, Spanish, and French. Joining the World Languages department, he replaces long-time Spanish teacher Sra. Casiano, who retired at the end of the 2020-2021 school year.

Polyglot Diaz David Joins Languages Department

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
August 17, 2021
Upper School Dean of Students Mr. Jacobsen spent some time this summer brainstorming ways to continue to keep our campus safe, our community strong, and our policies clear.

In With the Old: School Reinstates, Revamps Policies

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
August 17, 2021
The four grade-level chairs-- Dr. Peruggia, Ms. Donnelly, Mrs. Clarke, and Mrs. Pierman-- returned to campus earlier than normal this year to start their work at engaging student involvement, increasing school pride, and defining each Class unique identity.

Pierman, Donnelly, Clark, Peruggia Named Upper School Grade Chairs

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
August 17, 2021
The majority of the Class of 2021 braved the fishy waters of the lake to mark their last day of classes. As is tradition, many chose to bring along inflatables for their float across the pond.

Lakeside Lunch-and-Jump Marks Seniors’ Last Day of Classes

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
June 1, 2021
The Cum Laude society is a prestigious award for seniors who rank among the top 20% in their class. 17 members were inducted this year.

Cum Laude Society Inducts 17 Members of the Class of 2021

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
June 1, 2021
(L to R) Seniors Lukas Burnett, Nick Lutz, Andrew Pagano, and Lenny Lindahl watch their classmates enjoy themselves in the School lake on Apr. 30. Despite an unorthodox year due to COVID-19, the annual lake jump proceeded as normal.

Lake Jump 2021: Seniors Go out in Style

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
June 1, 2021
Head of Upper School Mr. Fletcher Carr speaks as Head of School Mr. Dave Faus prepare to honor Benjamins 17 Cum Laude inductees from the Class of 2021.

17 Seniors Inducted into Cum Laude Society

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
April 21, 2021
28 new Benjamin students were inducted into the Schools chapter of NHS. The next induction will be of seniors next fall.

28 Students become part of NHS; Induction a Success

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
April 21, 2021
Mrs. Fromson gives a tour of the Lower and Middle School Campus to a prospective family. The School has recently altered the way it showcases the campuses.

School’s New Touring Model Deemed a Success

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
March 12, 2021
Equestrians Excel: Two Buccaneer Horseback Riders

Equestrians Excel: Two Buccaneer Horseback Riders

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
March 12, 2021
CLARA SCHOR

[Photo] Clara Schor

January 5, 2021
Singles Guide to Valentines Day

A Single Guy’s Guide to Valentine’s Day

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
February 21, 2021
Florida COVID-19 Critic Turns Herself in, Tests Positive

Florida COVID-19 Critic Turns Herself in, Tests Positive

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
January 23, 2021
Official Electoral College votes sit in multiple boxes during the Jan. 6 certification of the presidential election. When pro-Trump rioters broke into the Capitol later that day, quick-thinking staffers moved them to safety.

It’s Official: Congress Certifies Electoral Victory for Biden-Harris

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
January 14, 2021
Rioters gather in front of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 in an attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. They eventually stormed the building, prompting the National Guard to intervene.

Pro-Trump Mob Storms Capitol, Sets Political World On Head

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
January 13, 2021
Students regularly catch up on the latest events of The Bachelor during their study halls or free periods.

[Photo] TV Review: The Bachelor, Season 25

Sophia Liporace, Co-Editor-in-Chief
January 13, 2021
Mrs. Mary Lou Primm gets honored by former Head of School Mr. Robert Goldberg for her many years of service at Benjamin. After announcing Mrs. Primm’s upcoming departure, the School moved to create a new administrative role for her replacement: Director of Student Enrollment.

Mrs. Mary Lou Primm to Depart as School Creates New Position

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
January 8, 2021
Mosquitoes

[Photo] Genetically Modified Mosquitoes to be Released in Florida Keys

Molly Fried, Co-Editor-in-Chief
January 8, 2021
There is enough space around the board room table for student and teacher representatives to join The Benjamin Schools Board of Trustees.

[Photo] Students Need to be Represented on the Board of Trustees

January 8, 2021
Cialfo-Screenshot

[Photo] School Moves from Naviance to Cialfo, Altering College Process

Tvisha Goel, Co-Editor-in-Chief
January 8, 2021
With genetically modified mosquitos being released in the Florida Keys, the experiment is being compared to a modern world Juras- sic Park. It is impossible to predict what might happen as a result, but the mosquitos will be monitored on how they interact with the nautral population of mosquitos.

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This chart demonstrates the drastic differences between the number of girls and boys at Benjamin. Although the numbers are uneven now, the School is working to create a more equal distribution.

[Photo] More Boys than Girls at Benjamin, Gender Differences Exists

Nadia Poncy, Social Media Director
January 8, 2021
After a lengthy decision making process, the FHSAA and the School have ultimately decided to postpone the sports season for several weeks.

[Photo] Students React to the Fall Sports Postponement Due to COVID-19

Nadia Poncy, Social Media Director
January 6, 2021
Despite the year’s abrupt ending, the College Board still held AP exams; they were shorter and taken online.

Faculty and Students Express Opinions on Modified Advanced Placement Program

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
January 6, 2021
The boys’ golf team poses for a picture on the golf course. They are working hard this season to win the State Championship.

[Photo] Boys’ Golf Team has High Expectations for Season as Districts Approaches

Charlie Spungin, Editor-in-Chief
January 8, 2021
Logan McGruder winds up for a kick. She currently plays for the School and Sunrise Prime FC. She aims to earn a spot on the US National Team.

The Goalie with High Hopes: Junior Standout Draws Attention

Evan Liberman, Managing Editor
January 6, 2021
Alumni Jordan Travis and Kaiir Elam are quickly making names for themselves as they transform the face of collegiate football in Florida. Both men are currently starting for the respective University teams: Florida State University and University of Florida

[Photo] Athletes Find Collegiate Success Outside the Benjamin Bubble

Catherine Civitella, Staff Writer
January 8, 2021
Students can save more money by buying recycled clothing. It is a cheaper and more eco-friendly way to upgrade style.

[Photo] Want More Bang for Your Buck? Head to a Thrift Store, Not a Mall

Nadia Poncy, Social Media Director
January 7, 2021
While learning virtually, one student is frustrated and stressed while the other is unconcerned on her phone. Although some students feel more comfortable learning virtually for health reasons, it can seriously impact their mental health.

[Photo] Remote Learning Greatly Impacts Students’ Mental Health

Tvisha Goel, Co-Editor-in-Chief
January 8, 2021
Many women such as Hillary Clinton, Kamala Harris, Lisa Murkowski, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Nancy Pelosi, Sonia Sotomayor, Elise Stefanik, and Ivanka Trump have faced discrimination in the political world on the basis of gender. Through the history of America, women have persisted to create a more equal society, though there is still long ways to go.

[Photo] The Glass Ceiling is Broken. What Comes Next?

Tvisha Goel, Co-Editor-in-Chief
January 5, 2021
College Board Timing Problem

[Photo] College Board Accommodations Process is Flawed

Sophia Liporace and Molly Fried
January 8, 2021
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