Educated Guesses for Cinema’s Wildest Season
Sammy Warshaw, A&E Editor
November 9, 2011
Fret not, eager filmgoers. The journey through the mediocrity of post-summer and fall films is coming to an end. Need I say more? It’s Oscar season, baby. It’s okay that you haven’t been to the movies in a month. Coming from me, that’s a pretty huge statement. To give you an idea, I’m usually... Read more »
“Wildflower” Review
Molly Barreca, Opinions Editor
November 8, 2011
Since its beginning 10 years ago, American Idol has been the birthplace of multiple Grammy winning artists, umpteen #1 Singles on the Billboard Top 100 and even one Oscar winner. And after this 2011 season, it looks as though Idol may have discovered another hidden gem. Lauren Alaina began her career... Read more »
Alexandra Weiner: Staples’ Chess Champion
Sami Bautista, Web Features Editor
November 7, 2011
For Alexandra Wiener ’12, a simple misunderstanding threw her onto the chessboard and into position for checkmate. Soon, she will take the status as king as she knocks unlucky pawns out of her way to the throne. When she was in third grade, Wiener’s grandparents gave her a giant chess rug complete... Read more »
16 Handles: Pleasure Without Guilt
Erik Sommer, Staff Writer
November 6, 2011
It was 11:00 a.m. when I grumpily got out of bed to test out the new frozen yogurt place in Fairfield, 16 Handles. To provide a characterization of myself in relation to frozen yogurt, I will say that I assiduously avoid anything that has an unhealthy counterpart. I can’t explain why this has become... Read more »
Justin Bieber: Under the Mistletoe Album Review
Rachel Labarre
November 5, 2011
Justin Bieber has been relentlessly posting Facebook and Twitter updates about his upcoming Christmas album, “Under The Mistletoe.” On Nov. 1, it hit iTunes and skyrocketed to the No. 2 album within less than 24 hours. This album was full of surprises and I must say, I was very pleasantly surprised. My... Read more »
Major Record Labels to Possibly Abandon CD Format by End of 2012
Ben Reiser, News Editor
October 30, 2011
If you’re a Staples student, chances are you bought your last single, album, soundtrack, EP or remix on iTunes. The idea of getting your music from a CD probably hasn’t even dawned on you for the last four or five years, except maybe when Amazon shipped a few copies of Lady Gaga’s latest album... Read more »
Evolution of the Halloween Costume
Leah Bitsky, Features Editor
October 28, 2011
Toddler As a toddler, I didn’t give a heck as to what I would be for Halloween, just as long as my night ended with a pillowcase full of king-sized snickers and jumbo-sized bubble-tape. (To those of you who give out Sweet Tarts and Nerds, you know who you are, and you should be ashamed of yourself.... Read more »
Fall Fashion
Deanna Schreiber, A&E Editor
October 28, 2011
As the temperature begins to descend, it’s time to hang up those vintage shorts and put away your gladiators. Fall has arrived. Pull out the sweaters and boots from the back of your closet because this season there are plenty of hot new trends to look out for. Big Sweaters The fashion trends of the... Read more »
Students Start Local Jazz Group
Bailey Valente, Staff Writer
October 28, 2011
In high school years, many students begin searching for their niche or passion. Many turn to sports, others choose acting. However, for these five students, it’s all that jazz. Austin Alianiello ’12, tenor saxaphone player, Mike Ljungberg ’12, drummer, Olivia Kapell ’14, bassist, Brian... Read more »
Spook The Neighbors
Callie Ahlgrim, Social Media Specialist
October 28, 2011
By Oct. 1, some families are dusting off their decorations that sit in the basement all year: the blood skulls, the flying witches, the glowing ghosts, and the enormous spiders. While some families simply place a single pumpkin on their porch, other have a bigger agenda for Halloween. Amy Miers ’13... Read more »
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