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

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

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

The Pharcyte
Molly Fried

Molly Fried, Co-Editor-in-Chief

Hi! My name is Molly Fried and I’m a senior and the Co-Editor-in-Chief of The Pharcyde. I’m a member of the 14-Year Club here at Benjamin as well as the President of the Speech and Debate teams. I love reading, and I am a huge fan of stand-up, sketch, and situational comedy. My favorite edition of The Pharcyde is our annual humor edition!

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A three-year member of The Pharcyde, Fried advanced from staff writer to copy editor to Co-Editor-in-Chief. The former ice skater extraordinaire will return to colder climates this fall as she begins her studies of political science at Dart- mouth College.

Dartmouth-Bound Fried Shares Final Chapter of Her Benjamin Story

Molly Fried, Co-Editor-in-Chief
June 1, 2021
Author Tom Foster spoke to the senior English classes during the activity period on Mar. 4. He spoke about some of the books he has written and how they apply to the world today.

How to Zoom with an Author Like a Professor

Molly Fried, Co-Editor-in-Chief
March 12, 2021
Stacey Abrams was selected as the keynote speaker for JSA’s 2021 Winter Congress. She talked to hundreds of young change-makers about the importance of service and humility.

JSA’s Featured Speaker, Stacey Abrams, Strikes Care Among Students

Molly Fried, Co-Editor-in-Chief
March 12, 2021
Director of College Counseling Ms. Anna Wright makes a phone call to a college. Despite applications being sent in first semester, the college counselors stay busy in the second semester helping juniors.

College Counseling Grind Does Not End With The First Semester

Molly Fried, Co-Editor-in-Chief
February 21, 2021
President Joe Biden and his wife Dr. Jill Biden walk together in front of the Washington Monument. The area was transformed into a memorial for the Americans who died during due to the Coronavirus.

President and Vice President Remember Lives Lost During Pandemic

Molly Fried, Co-Editor-in-Chief
January 28, 2021
Samuel L Jackson plays a journalist for the fictional New Yorkerly News in the new Netflix comedy special Death to 2020. The mockumentary presents a refreshing and comedic spin on what twitter users, which now does not include Donald Trump, are calling the worst year in recent history. (Photo courtesy of Netflix)

Film Review: Death to 2020

Molly Fried, Co-Editor-in-Chief
January 13, 2021
Making Co-Editor-in-Chief Molly Fried's Lemon Souffle is the perfect way to spend an evening!

Staff’s Favorite Home Recipes: November

Molly Fried, Sophia Liporace, and Grace Kearns
January 8, 2021
Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Ruth Bader Ginsburg has passed away after serving in the Supreme Court for 27 years.

Supreme Court Loses Icon as RBG Passes Away

Molly Fried, Co-Editor-in-Chief
January 8, 2021
Mosquitoes

Genetically Modified Mosquitoes to be Released in Florida Keys

Molly Fried, Co-Editor-in-Chief
January 8, 2021
College Board Accommodations Process is Flawed

College Board Accommodations Process is Flawed

Sophia Liporace and Molly Fried
January 8, 2021
Mrs. Laura Priola stands next to new technology in the classrooms.The School installed a number of new features to make remote learning easier.

New Technology Improves Remote Learning During COVID-19

Molly Fried, Co-Editor-in-Chief
January 6, 2021
confederate statue

Confederate Statues Spark Debate On How To Handle History

Molly Fried, Co-Editor-in-Chief
January 6, 2021
Senior Michael Scellato received an Academic All-American Award for his work in Speech and Debate. Scellato has been debating since freshman year, despite not coming to Benjamin until Sophomore year.

Senior Earns Recognition for Speech and Debate

Molly Fried, Co-Editor-in-Chief
January 6, 2021
Politicians such as Sen. Graham should not be using their platforms, especially in serious situations such as congressional hearings, to attempt a career of stand-up comedy.

Politicians Need to Stop Masking Racist Comments with Humor

Molly Fried, Co-Editor-in-Chief
January 5, 2021
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