Top five feature stories of 2022

RubicOnline Staff|January 11, 2023

The feature section explores stories of staff, teachers, students, alumni, and SPA families, and crafts them into art. The staff exposes these stories through various forms including photos, podcasts, voice recordings, and other interactive elements.

Shaughnessy heals through the revival of adoptee affinity group Love & Grace – Elle Chen

Anne Klus leaves a meaningful legacy behind as she prepares for retirement – Rita Li

How common is your name? – Clara McKoy

Learning history and making memories: Bawa’s summer in India and Nepal – Alexandra Cardwell

What goes into a political campaign? – Maddy Fisher

Ringness seeking new experiences and exploration through cross-country road trip

UNIQUELY DIFFERENT. The Grewe twins have been growing up together for eighteen years. And in these eighteen years, they were at most separated for one month. On the left features senior Lucas Grewe, and right is senior Ian Grewe.

Growing up Grewe: seniors Lucas and Ian Grewe talk about the twin life

TASTE TEST. Junior Talia Cairns is working on a food-related topic with her classmates, junior Deling Chen and senior Annika Lillegard. (Submitted Photo: Karissa Baker)

ASR and ATP come together for final projects

MONEY MONEY MONEY. Senior Theo Bonin wishes for a more transparent and understanding discussion of financial diversity at SPA. Despite nearly one-third of the student body receiving financial assistance to attend SPA, Bonin feels that the school culture makes false assumptions about family wealth.

Bonin breaks down barriers to financial conversations at SPA

POP PRODUCTION. Gunther works on a track during her free time at school. The back of her laptop is decorated with stickers of artists she admires, such as Charli XCX and Shygirl.

Gunther goes for pop precision

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