February, 2019 | The Bradford

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News

The Parking Situation

Feb 14, 2019 Kate Waisel

For upperclassmen with cars, lack of parking is a common complaint, just like how little sleep you got or how…

Print Issues

February 2019 Print Issue

Feb 14, 2019 Kate Waisel

Here is the February 2019 print issue of The Bradford.

Opinion

Grammar Segment: Commas

Feb 13, 2019 Kate Waisel

In The Bradford‘s first grammar segment, Zoe Gieger ’20 and Kate Waisel ’20 summarized basic comma rules and provided some…

Pop Culture

Predicting the Grammys: Who’s likely to win and who should win

Feb 6, 2019 Kate Waisel

All nomination lists are taken from the Grammy website. 1. Record Of The Year Award to the Artist and to…

Sports

Video: Super Bowl LIII Preview, Presented by AMMO Sports

Feb 2, 2019 Kate Waisel

The AMMO Sports team is back, breaking down the Patriots’ quest to win Super Bowl LIII against the LA Rams.…

Current Events

Bradford 60 Seconds: Venezuelan president, government shutdown, and the Super Bowl

Feb 1, 2019 Kate Waisel

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Kung Fu Panda 4: Disappointedly flat
By Grace Zhao '27, Features Editor
September 6, 2024
With a painfully lackluster plot and comedic relief that fell short, I found Kung Fu Panda 4, the latest in a franchise known for its humor and warm feels, to be an unexpected failure. Kung […]
The harsh reality of your fight: protesting on college campuses
By William Liu '24, Editor-in-Chief
September 6, 2024
On April 17, a group of students at Columbia University established an encampment of tents on the campus’s East Butler Lawn, calling for the university to divest from companies with […]
Round and Round the Wheel We Go
By Olga Khodakova '27, Staff Writer
September 6, 2024
Pulling the clay up with your knuckles while applying equal pressure, then pushing it down, as the smooth surface glides across your hands. For many students, clay is the process of […]
The Tortured Poets Department: Analysis
By Evie Simon '27, Arts Editor
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