By Andrew Pang ’24The friend zone is a gray area. Similar to being trapped in quicksand, one desperately claws at any signal or sign to escape from the pit, yet doing so only drags one deeper. If getting into this zone is challenging for those that are attractive and athletic, fear not; I will guide you into the depths of this zone. Before we get into the tutorial, fellow travelers will be warned: the depth is not dissimilar to the pits of Tartarus, one enters with hope but leaves tattered and scarred.
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By Alex Goodman ’25As someone who does not generally watch horror movies and gets scared easily, I had my fingers crossed going into “Nope.” I was extremely excited about a new Jordan Peele film, given that he’s been one of my favorite directors since “Get Out.” But I was worried he was going in the same direction as “Us” (I still get goosebumps and chills thinking about the Tethered). The trailer did not help either, much of it was filled with dark skies, running characters and ominous shots. However, the ambiance seemed like an alien thriller, so I watched it. I’m glad I did — it is more “Men in Black” meeting “Jaws” than anything else.
 By Maya Tavares ’24A day in the life of Cecily Belford, a Fifth Form boarder from New York City. What does she do in a day in her life at Westminster? Let’s take a look.
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