On Sept. 20, Vice President Kamala Harris spoke to a crowd of 8000 eager Atlanta residents.
“Donald Trump, on the other hand, has been talking a big game about securing our border,” notes the...
Ava Chun ’25, Broadcast Director
• October 28, 2024
Gray hairs. Something typically seen in older people, skunks and in this case, me. Yes, you read that correctly. I am a 17-year-old girl who is already growing gray hairs. Though I suppose I have always...
Picture this: you are scrolling on YouTube or Spotify, ready to dive into your escape place–your favorite podcast. And what do you see? The presidential candidate as today’s special guest....
Inequality continues to embed itself deeper into Westport's roots as opportunity and equality continue to be drained from the town principals.
On August 19-23, nine properties sold for a total of...
Ava Coyle '25, Executive TV Producer
• October 22, 2024
Senior year is the most anticipated year of high school. You are the oldest students on campus, almost an adult, almost done with high school and about to enter the next chapter of your life. However,...
Being students in today’s world, the issue of school safety is constantly on our mind. The unsettling reality is that school shootings have become alarmingly common. In the case of a real emergency,...
Women have long used fashion as a tool of resistance, from wearing denim jeans instead of skirts in the 1950s to advocating for women entering the workforce, to marching in the 2017 Womens’ Marches where...
Club rush: the quintessential, intimidating Staples experience. Being overwhelmed by the constant shouting and pushing. Signing up for countless clubs, which you will never join, just because they offer...
Ever since Thursday Sep. 5, for no reason at all, I have been having the unluckiest time of my life. My physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well being have all been gutted from the inside out. Now...
Staples has continued to recycle the same few themes for each football season. Whiteout, pinkout, school colors, repeat. And each year students pull out the same few shirts and the occasional facepaint...
Rosh Hashanah is one of the most important days of the year for Jews, as it marks the beginning of the year in Judaism. It's a celebration of the creation of the world and marks making a fresh start. On...
Football season is the heartbeat of high school - the games are electric, the student section is fired up and, of course, the themed outfits. But let's be honest: USA, school colors, white out, pink out...
