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The new viral “Man Vs. Bear” trend has taken over TikTok. With people on either side, this opens further discussion into the deeper meaning of this trend. This trend may seem silly, but it sheds much needed light on women’s safety.

Man vs. Bear TikTok trend opens discussion about women’s safety

Ava Coyle ’25, OTW Executive Producer May 24, 2024

A new trend has taken over TikTok, this time focusing on the hard hitting question: would you rather be alone in the woods with a random man or bear? While this may seem like a silly TikTok trend, there...

Wordle was released in Oct. 2021 and recently purchased by the New York Times. Once a day, players get six chances to guess a five-letter word.

Wordle: The game leading to oblivion  

Theresa Vandis ’22, Assistant Business Director March 14, 2022

Silly Bandz in first grade, Rubix cubes in fifth, slime, Fortnight, cupcake 2048 -- the list of games throughout my childhood is endless, but they all have one thing in common: widespread attraction. As...

Tik Tok Salmon Rice Bowl; As Easy As It Gets

Tik Tok salmon rice bowl; as easy as it gets

Shira Zeiberg ’22 November 1, 2021

https://spark.adobe.com/page/qekklcaBjTYaR/

Pop It fidget toys benefit adolescents both mentally and educationally by  providing a method to prohibit distracting fidgeting.

Pop Its serve as amusing, beneficial learning tools

Brooke Dembin ’22, Business Manager September 24, 2021

We all know that one of the best parts about receiving packages are the few pieces of bubble wrap that keep us entertained for a few fleeting moments. The new sensational fidget toy,  Pop Its, replicates...

Milk or sugar with your tea? Or how about bacteria?

Milk or sugar with your tea? Or how about bacteria?

April 28, 2017

Kate Lewis '18   Trendy foods have been colorful, expensive and beautiful, but never before have they been alive.   Kombucha is fermented sweet tea… cultured with bacteria and...

[Sept. 2016 Arts] Fall welcomes warmer trends: what’s hot this season

October 11, 2016

By Channing Smith '17 Creative Chief The hearts of students everywhere begin to break as the leaves change and temperatures cool, causing them to shed their denim shorts, tank tops, and other summer...

Cuffed jeans roar into Staples fashion

Cuffed jeans roar into Staples fashion

April 7, 2016

This winter Staples has experienced a major change. Out of the crowded forest of corduroys and khakis, cuffed jeans have emerged on top, taking the Staples pant game by storm. People have been cuffing...

These new water bottles are absolutely S’well

These new water bottles are absolutely S’well

Molly Liebergall, Web News Editor January 11, 2016

Iris, Ocean Blue, Midnight Black, Amethyst, Moonstone and Citrine.  These are not the colors of the Urban Outfitters nail polish collection.  No, these are S’well bottles: the latest trend to skirt...

Quirky socks roam the halls

Quirky socks roam the halls

Jesse Greenspun, Web Sports Editor April 3, 2015

For many people, putting on a boring pair of plain white socks in the morning doesn’t even warrant a second thought. However, there is an ever growing cult of students who dare to rebel against the traditional...

Photo dramatization by Fritz Schemel ’17

Celebs inspire creative cuts

Claudia Chen, Features Editor October 28, 2014

As toddlers, most little girls have donned short ’dos. Since then, their hair may have grown longer, been braided, had hair tinsel added or gone through the cycle of lather, rinse, repeat numerous times....

Starbucks fuels Staples students’ dependence on caffeine

Starbucks fuels Staples students’ dependence on caffeine

Emily Olrik, Features Editor October 5, 2014

“Hi, I’ll have a venti iced skinny hazelnut macchiato with sugar-free syrup, an extra shot, light ice and no whip.” I’m lost at this point. Is this even English? What does it all mean? This...

Reassess the dress before the counties dance in Jan.

December 22, 2010
Junior girls express their opinions on counties dresses.
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