I never thought I’d be afraid of a two year old. But that was before the triplets, when I was young and naïve. Life was simple. I glided through my narrow reality with meals already cooked, tuition paid, and parents ever eager and ready to whisk me away to my destination.

By Avery Maier ‘13, News Editor. At an assembly on February 17, twelve juniors and seniors were inducted into the CCDS chapter of the Cum Laude Society.

By Kate Taylor ‘11 and Kathryn Black ‘11. Fom reading quizzes to super duper matching tests and gatitas to goldfish, Kate Taylor ‘11 and Kathryn Black ‘11 reminisce on four of their most memorable classes at CCDS.

By Edwin Sam ‘13, Sports Editor.
The boys and girls swim teams are relishing in their success this month after remarkable performances at the MVC and SOSL.

By Cody Pomeranz ‘11, Co-Editor-in-Chief.
A few weeks ago, The Scroll sat down with two of Country Day’s most admirable and intriguing personalities. And after weeks of technical and scheduling difficulties, we finally bring you the official edited version of our interview with Merle and Kathryn Black.

By Alexis Victor ‘11, Contributor. Have you ever found yourself wondering what it’s like to shadow a doctor? Or to study in a wilderness medical course? From lab work with mice or helping kids learn how to walk again, or taking care of campers on an island, seniors share their summer experiences at four very different medical programs.

By Caroline Gentile, ‘13, Contributor. Both the boys and girls teams have garnered wins over Clark, Seven Hills, and Summit this season. Head Coach Marshall Adams said, “times for both boys and girls ahead of last year’s performances at this time in the season.”

By Kathryn Black, ’11, The Lens Editor. Grant Hesser is a memorable character, and it is not surprising that he stars in most of my memories as a CCDS lifer. Grant has not changed. What made him a larger-than-life character when he was five years old remains part of Grant to this day.

By Cody Pomeranz, ’11, Sports Section Editor. Following last year’s unprecedented success, Head Coach Marshall Adams is optimistic about the upcoming season.

The National Youth Leadership Forum (NYLF) on Medicine in Boston had neither the time nor the patience for nerves. Centered in the campus of Babson College, this jam-packed ten day program was geared toward educating high school students from all over the country about careers in medicine.