Mary Wang

Mary Wang, Managing Editor

After a great summer with the School of New York Times, Mary is thrilled to return to The Gator this semester as Managing Editor. She is excited to continue writing op-ed, arts, and culture pieces. In her free time, she enjoys acting, creative writing, directing and debating.

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BREAKING: Dean Urges Students to Drive Safely by School

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
November 21, 2024

Any students observed engaging in unsafe driving will lose their parking privileges.

Nassim: A Universal Play

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
November 6, 2024

It is highly experimental but also extremely successful in conveying its message to the audiences, without ever having to speak the same language or experiencing similar things.

Series: 14 Questions

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
October 23, 2024

NEW EPISODE: A passionate and adventurous language lover, Frances Fremont-Smith '75 fell in love with Mandarin, lived in China for decades, and returned to her alma mater to teach, bringing her rich cultural experiences full circle.

Review: ART’s Romeo and Juliet

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
October 10, 2024

A story about how we find love, instead of hate.

Students Set to Embark on Global Journeys

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
October 4, 2024

Get a sneak peak at your Winterim trips and how essential questions will guide your experience.

Op-Ed: Gatsby and The American Dream

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
September 19, 2024

The American Dream has been the driving force for many immigrant families as they first arrived; but the recent retelling of this theme in many Gatsby works tell a different side of the story.

View the Moon for Mid-Autumn Festival

Mckinlee DePaola and Mary Wang
September 19, 2024

Enjoy the beautiful moon this week and spend some time with family!

Op-Ed: Reporting in the Big City with SoNYT

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
September 13, 2024

The School of New York Times Summer Academy made my summer unforgettable.

Video | Podcast: Year in Review

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
June 3, 2024

Joshua Neudel shares his thoughts on the year, and what he looks forward to in the fall.

AI Humanizers in Education: A Test of Student Integrity

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
April 29, 2024

Platforms like undetectable.ai promises to "bypass AI algorithms and ensure that your writing remains undetectable to AI detectors.”

Review: Without You, Life Goes On

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
April 10, 2024

It felt as if a friend was telling us the stories of his life on-stage: but with music and some singing.

New Committee to Govern Winterim

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
April 5, 2024

Destinations must be reachable via a direct flight no longer than eight hours to Boston or New York City.

Photo | 14 Questions With Mary Wang

February 8, 2024

History and journalism teacher David Cutler '02 poses with his favorite posters.

Welcoming the Year of the Dragons

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
February 6, 2024

This mystical and powerful creature has held an irreplaceable place in Chinese culture.

School Swaps Sugary Juice for Flavored Water

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
January 23, 2024

The World Health Organization recommends no more than 40 grams of sugar daily. Each serving of juice contained 8 grams.

A Big Welcome for ‘The Band’s Visit’ to Boston

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
January 10, 2024

It was a spectacular journey of quiet discovery among people of vastly different backgrounds, where everyone eventually developed a deeper connection with each other and themselves—with the most unexpected spark being music.

Op-Ed: Embracing French as a Third Language

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
January 8, 2024

Learning another language in your non-native tongue is a pathway to better our understanding ourselves.

Stressed? Attend DeStress Fest!

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
December 5, 2023

Unwind by creating a Stuff-a-Plush animal, eating candy, and relaxing.

Op-Ed: In the Spotlight at NHSJC

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
November 17, 2023

Over four days, The Gator's newsroom joined over 4,000 student journalists and advisers from across the country,

Homecoming Spirit Remains Strong

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
October 17, 2023

Approximately 500 students, teachers, and alumni attended Saturday's annual Homecoming at Orr Field.

Op-Ed: The Mid-Autumn Festival’s Ties of Love and Longing

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
September 29, 2023

For Chinese students, the absence of our family during this festive period magnifies the essence of the celebration.

Varsity Volleyball Starts Off Strong

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
September 26, 2023

It is a new team, as many members are new to the sport, but the team is showcasing great dynamic and spirit.

Op-Ed: My Journey with Theater

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
September 21, 2023

It all started in 2019. I wasn’t an actor, tech-crew, or director: I was an audience.

Q&A: Prom-goers to Seas the Night

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
May 9, 2023

Students will dance the night away in Great Gatsby glamour on the high seas.

Students Collaborate with Artists for Humanity

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
April 16, 2023

The group is designing a set of lost-and-found bins, which will be placed around the School.

Op-Ed: We Must Act After the Nashville School Shooting

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
April 5, 2023

People are becoming numb, as if these incidents are supposed to occur. They shouldn’t.

Op-Ed: Global Collaboration is Key to Fight Climate Change

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
February 24, 2023

International conferences to address climate change will continue to fail if countries still can’t prioritize worldwide interest.

Pollution: Undermining Our Planet’s Health

Evan Michaeli, Mary Wang, Arianna Paredes, and Bhart Lal
February 8, 2023

Contamination is a lethal consequence to our actions—it's time for a change.

Op-Ed: What to Know About Chinese New Year

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
January 20, 2023

The Chinese Lunar New Year is coming up on January 22, but celebrations have well started days ago and families and friends are already getting ready to welcome the Year of the Rabbit.

COP27: There’s Still Time to Tackle the Climate Crisis

Mary Wang, Managing Editor
December 1, 2022

COP27 tells us that it is impossible for climate change to be resolved unless we work together.

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