At five feet tall and 100 pounds, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was small in size, but held enormous power. Justice Ginsburg was a staunch fighter for equality, a champion of womens’ rights and more recently,...
As a senior in high school, it is virtually impossible for me to escape the ever-increasing stress of the college process until I am in a school I’m happy with. For many seniors in my same position,...
By: Camryn Ragland ’18 and Alexandra Sprouls ’19
On a November morning in 1974, Staples super fans crowded the bleachers to watch their school’s field hockey team play in its first state championship...
For many, high school is a daunting and rather overwhelming place. However, having an older sibling to help you navigate through the intricacies of high school life greatly eases the transition.
I...
The world-renowned singer known as Prince passed away on April 21 at his estate in Chanhassen, Minnesota. After paramedics attempted to perform CPR on him to no avail, he was officially pronounced dead...
College is not a pure meritocracy.
Many seniors carry the perception that legacy has a significant impact on one’s acceptance. And, for a handful of schools, this perception isn’t wrong. Nevertheless,...
Harper Lee, renowned author of “To Kill a Mockingbird” and most recently, “Go Set a Watchman,” died at age 89 on the morning of Friday, Feb. 19.
Many Staples students have expressed...
