2016-2017
Girls’ Varsity Soccer Season
Interview with Captain Kenzi Pfiefer ‘17 Captain Kenzi Pfiefer termed this fall a “rebuilding year” for girls’ varsity soccer. However, she felt that the team […]
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2016-2017
Salt to the Sea by Ruta Sepetys
Salt to the Sea is an ingenious novel about the true historical events of World War II and the sinking of the Wilhelm Gustloff. Sepetys […]
2015-2016
A Conversation with Mr. President
Whether it’s on the soccer field or in front of the student body at school meeting, Tito exudes the qualities of not only a leader, […]
2015-2016
Class Vice President Sinéad O’Donnell
Since coming to Canterbury as a third former, Sinéad has left her mark, in athletics, academics and student government. She is vice president of the […]
2015-2016
Canterburians Take an Urban Plunge
During Thanksgiving break Mrs. Garcia-Lavigne and Mrs. Omaña took 7 students to Chicago for a trip that opened their eyes says Nick Pizzano’18. On the […]
2015-2016
Canterbury Gets to Know the Stones
As an interviewer, I was excited to learn more about the Stone family, and could not wait to sit down and talk with both Mr. […]
2015-2016
Canterbury Thespians and “The Taming of the Shrew”
As one of the major theatre productions here at Canterbury, the Fall Shakespeare play is a big event at the school. The play is not […]
2015-2016
Field Hockey wins New England Title
The hearts of every Saint watching, and every Saint on the field, were racing. The Saints had never been this close to winning the New […]
2015-2016
Canterbury Traditions of the ’80’s
Do you ever wonder what it was like to be a student at Canterbury in the 1980s? Well, I spoke to Mrs. Omaña ‘86 and she […]
2015-2016
History of Women at Canterbury
Women have been inluential members of the Canterbury community since the school opened in 1915. Ma’rie Hume, founding Headmaster Nelson Hume’s sister, ran the kitchen, […]