French Students Visit Film Festival French Students Visit Film Festival

French Students Visit Film Festival

On Thursday, Apr. 18, students from Upper School French classes left Marlborough at 9:30 a.m. to attend the fourth day of the ColCoa (City of Lights, City of Angels) French Film Festival, at The Directors Guild Theater Complex on Sunset Boulevard, where the students watched Jappeloup, a French film directed by Christian Duguay and released in France in March of this year.

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Make Mine Marlborough

French Students Visit Film Festival

French Students Visit Film Festival

On Thursday, Apr. 18, students from Upper School French classes left Marlborough at 9:30 a.m. to attend the fourth day of the ColCoa (City of Lights, City of Angels) French Film Festival, at The Directors Guild Theater Complex on Sunset Boulevard, where the students watched Jappeloup, a French film directed by Christian Duguay and released in France in March of this year.

May 15, 2013 22:26

Free Period 101

Drug Free Ways to Cure Cramps

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It’s that time of the month again, your cycle has just started and you’re stuck lying on your bed clutching your stomach, trying to find the right position to make your cramps go away.

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The Dish

Quinoa and Goat, Two New Power Foods

Quinoa and Goat, Two New Power Foods

So we’re five months into 2013, and I am sure many of us are looking for some healthy new food trends to keep tabs on and incorporate into our daily diet.

May 15, 2013 20:24

The M

Teens Obsess over Instagram

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We are always faced with the daily dilemma of Instagram: the number of likes, the number of comments, the number of followers and everything in between.

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