Westport Museum for History and Culture hosts holiday spectacle

Andreas Lolis ’21 and Katie Simons ’22|December 23, 2020

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Andreas Lolis ’21, Paper News Editor

With the start of a new school year, Andreas Lolis ’21 will enter his second year taking Advanced Journalism, embarking on a new position as a news editor...

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Katie Simons ’22, Editor-in-Chief

Editor-in-Chief Katie Simons ’22 has found her niche in the field of journalism, her interest blooming at a young age.

“Growing up, my dad had...

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Katie Simons '22, Editor-in-Chief

Editor-in-Chief Katie Simons ’22 has found her niche in the field of journalism, her interest blooming at a young age.

“Growing up, my dad had...

Siena Petrosinelli ’25 and Samantha Sandrew ’25 attempt to decorate a haunted halloween gingerbread house. To add extra challenge, they decided to blindfold themselves. The experiment turned out unsuccessful, with many participants leaving with frosting on their digits.

An exploration of fall festivities that are magical

Alina’s Cakes and Cookies serves a variety of desserts for every sweet tooth at their new location on 1252 Post Rd E in Westport. They have classic cupcakes, macarons, eclairs and much more!

Alina’s Cakes and Cookies bakes up sweetness at new Westport location

A shot from the crowd as Staples students perform for Candlelight.

On Candlelight with Staples Choir Director Lauren Pine and choir member Eva Slossberg ’26.

“The Prom” premiered on November 10, 11, 12, 17 and 18. Josy Pitaro ’24 plays Alyssa Greene and explained that the cast and crew typically arrive 2-3 hours before the opening curtain to engage in various traditions, essential run-throughs and preparations.

‘The Prom’ reveals intriguing behind-the-scene traditions, routines

Westport’s Academy of Dance’s Nutcracker cast prepares for the big show

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Jack’s Coffee, which opened in the spring, has seen an increase in business from Staples students as Starbucks on the Post Road has closed for renovation.

Students look to Jack’s coffee in replacement of Starbucks

Senior Homecoming is set for Sept. 28 this year, a whole month ahead of the usual date. With the stress of college applications and introduction to a heavy course load, this only adds another thing onto the senior to-do list.

Homecoming adds to busy year, leaves many confused

The size of Staples can be intimidating to ninth graders as they transition to high school.

Surviving Staples: Ninth grade is hard, but Staples has your back

Graphic of Ribbon in which TAG will be planning to hand out to Staples’ students in honor of September being Suicide Prevention Month

Raising a ribbon for suicide prevention month

A typical Staples student might spend their afternoon in an environment like this, especially during finals.

Students, teachers reflect on study habits

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