Teacher Finds Healing, Compassion After Incident Wednesday, June 01, 2011 By Katia Patin '12 It  was just another beautiful spring day in Georgetown.  Not too cool, not too warm—a perfect Wednesday afternoon.  The community had already been shaken by a recent series of muggings full story	Delegates Prepare for World Youth Day Conference in Madrid Wednesday, June 01, 2011 By Cait Duggan '12 How many of you have played hackey sack with monks before? Camped out on a racetrack with thousands of other pilgrims, including priests, nuns and teenagers from every continent? Heard Spanish, French full story
Campus Welcomes Gift of 12 New Trees Wednesday, June 01, 2011 By Carolina Panzardi '14 There are not many famous trees in the world. The Tree of Life, perhaps, of the Garden of Eden, but other than that there are few saplings which would make the history books. One that might, however, full story	Pink Lemonade and Gender Politics at Mother/Daughter Tea Wednesday, June 01, 2011 By Ciara McCarthy '11 Alyse Nelson walked in the room wearing a dress of bright purple, the color of royalty. And while Nelson is a petite blond in three-inch heels, she is no princess. The purple dress she wore was not a full story
Where in the World Will Visitation Girls Be This Summer? Wednesday, June 01, 2011 By Rosie Murphy '12 American culture often idealizes the summer months, which are depicted as the lazy, sleep away-camp, firefly-filled time of year. While students are eagerly anticipating a break from the stresses of t full story	Historic School Rules Put Things in Perspective Wednesday, June 01, 2011 By Bridget Black '12 Some might view the plethora of rules regulating students’ uniform, conduct and privileges as strict, but our predecessors actually had much stricter laws to follow. Rules from the beginning of Visita full story
A Royal Affair: Prince William and Catherine Middleton Share Their Happiness With the World Wednesday, June 01, 2011 By Cristen Corry '13 Imagine waking up at 3 a.m. on a school day for the sole purpose of watching the nuptials of a couple far across the pond. Imagine you spent days speculating about the bride’s dress, her mother’s hair full story	Interim Teachers Go Above and Beyond Wednesday, June 01, 2011 By Claire Trivisonno '13 [ArticleImageHyperLink] As Ms. Maslow leaves to pursue the religious life and Mrs. Bocek and Mrs. Balestra take some time off to be with their newborns, Mrs. Arndt, Mr. Farquhar and Mr. Martinez have graciously stepped in to full story
Sleep Deprivation Takes Toll on Students as Exams Approach Wednesday, June 01, 2011 By Molly Salter '13 With exam week approaching, students need to remember that even more important than staying up that extra hour to cram in another chapter is getting a good night’s sleep. It’s imperative to get a full full story	Twin Traditions: A Comparison of 'Visi' and 'Vis' Wednesday, June 01, 2011 By Emma Vissicchio '13 [ArticleImageHyperLink] Georgetown Visitation has many wonderful, time-honored traditions, such as Gold-White and Marshmallow Roast, but what about the other Visitation schools? Sarah Neuberger `12 goes Visitation School in full story

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