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Regardless of the dish, Christmas food goes beyond the recipe, it’s a celebration of culture, connection, and gratitude.

From lobster risotto to chocolate pecan pie: Unique holiday dishes

Ayaan Olasewere ’25, Web Sports Editor December 17, 2024

Whether you celebrate Christmas with your family or friends, or simply look forward to a break from school, Christmas holds a special place in American culture. While the classic holiday image of Christmas...

For the most wonderful time of year: the ultimate gift guide this holiday season

Katherine Phelps ’25, Managing Editor December 9, 2024

There is something so special about the holidays. Family and friends get to come together, watch holiday movies and truly enjoy each other's company. However, gift giving is also something that we cannot...

Over a thousand runners gather for the 47th Annual Turkey Trot

Rain or Shine: Pequot Runners host 47th annual Turkey Trot

Alice Frascella ’25, Web Opinions Editor December 6, 2024

At 8 a.m. on Thanksgiving morning there was heavy rain and bad conditions, but that didn’t stop over 2,000 people from gathering for the 47th annual Turkey Trot which is run by the Pequot Runners Association....

Food pantries across the U.S. are urging communities to contribute to their effort of combating food insecurity. Donating items such as canned goods, pasta, spices or any nonperishables, is an impactful and easy way to support the community.

Putting the giving in Thanksgiving: 3 ways to give back this holiday season

Lucy Basso '27, Web Arts Editor October 19, 2024

As Thanksgiving approaches, the spirit of gratitude and giving back to the community resurfaces. While many of us look forward to Thanksgiving because of all the delicious dishes, nail biting football...

The Westport SLOBS made their appearance along with the National Charity League to help out. Pictured from left to right is Jack Schwartz '25, Jackson Tracey '25, Callum Mclean '25, Grant Hill '25 and Zac Gorin '25.

Earthplace Fall Festival

Audrey Curtis '25, Feautres Editor October 31, 2022

The socialization of heteronormativity at home has a significant impact on children, becoming more apparent in their teenage years.

The damaging effects of: ‘I’m just teasing.’

Anna Diorio ’23, Broadcast Director May 24, 2022

There was a lot of teasing in my household accompanying any conversations about boys and relationships. It was clear to me that when my dad would jokingly warn, “There better not be any boys hiding under...

Bighorn sheep are one of the most renowned animals in Palm Springs. They are easy to find on the golf course or in the mountains.

Spring break inspires reflection

Gabriella Gerig '23, Sports Editor May 3, 2022

For the first time in three years, thousands of people swarmed to Coachella Valley with great anticipation. I, too, was one of those people... in theory, that is. In reality, I was heading to a place half...

During February break, students resort to the beaches or the ski slopes for a moment of respite.

Summer sands, ski slopes call to students on February break

Caroline Coffey ’22, Staff Writer March 3, 2022

Come February break Staples students are quick to exchange their backpacks for suitcases and set into motion the plans that have occupied their attention prior to the final tone of the bell.  The prospect...

A tortilla de patata is a spanish omelette that contains eggs and potatoes. It is a national dish by Spaniards but can be enjoyed at any time, such as Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving traditions help spread love and gratitude

Alix Glickman '23, Social Media Manager November 19, 2021

Thanksgiving is a time for tradition spent with friends and family. Staples students have a variety of their own unique traditions that they engage in during Thanksgiving. These activities help students...

As the number of vaccinations continues to increase, many families felt it was safe to gather for a Passover seder. Some came together in-person, while others met through Zoom. There are many traditions that are celebrated during the seder, one being having a Seder plate like the one pictured above.

Families gather for Passover celebration

Abbie Goldstein ’22, Paper Features Editor March 31, 2021

Holidays are a time for family members to come together and enjoy each other’s presence, but the COVID-19 pandemic has changed that. In April of 2020, most families conducted Passover seders over Zoom...

Arden Scherer’s ’21 homemade masks ready to be sent to hospitals that, at the time, had a mask shortage.

Students reflect on bright side of COVID-19

Max Dorsey ’21, Staff Writer March 9, 2021

It has almost been a year since Staples first closed its doors due to COVID-19. The past year has been miserable in some form for everyone. Loved ones, jobs, senior years, school dances, parties, events...

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