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Posts Archive

• Online Tutoring Grows in Popularity
• Eight Talented Freshmen Prove Age Doesn’t Matter
• Olympics 2010: Viewer Discretion Advised
• LeBron To Switch From 23 to 6
• CAPT Day Three
• JSA Beats Weather Down to D.C. for “Winter Congress”
• Getting Pulled Over as a Learning Experience
• Turning up the Pressure on AP Courses
• Ad Mania: DJ Sixsmith ’11 Ranks the Ten Best Super Bowl Commercials of All Time
• Zinn’s Passing a Loss for Students and Teachers Alike
• An Untrustworthy Groundhog
• Shutter Island Review
• Be a Punk or Grab your Trunks: Swimming at Staples Examined
• Weightroom Cornerstone of Gridiron Glory at Staples
• Single’s Awareness Day
• Some Empathy For Number Four
• Not A Typical Salesman: Monde Thrives in the Nike SB Shoe Biz
• 3-Dimensional Television: Expensive, Useless, and a Hassle
• Personal Finance Education Class Proposed by Math Dept. for 2011–12 School Year
• Vinyl is Back: Records Rise in Popularity, Staples Students On Board
• Girls’ Basketball Falls Short in Battle of FCIAC Power
• Tips for Handling College Finances
• Sexts From Last Night: When Cell Phones and Teenage Hormones Mix
• British Import ‘Fish Tank’ Crosses the Pond With Fantastic Results
• A Coaching Era Comes to a Close: Bruce Betts Steps Down As Girls’ Coach
• Sexting, Texting and Driving: Health Classes Should Teach Students How to Deal With Texting-Related Dangers
• Sweeney Turns Leisure into Competitive Lifestyle
• After Much Anticipation, Five Guys Burgers and Fries Brings a New Breed of Burger to Westport
• Getting Carded: Staples Students Experiment With Money Management
• Danielle Hartog Cooks Up Early Career in Culinary Arts
• Unsafe At Any Speed: Texting and Driving
• Budget and Questions Slow Adoption of Graphic Novels Course
• WEA Believes its Teachers Get Cold Shoulder
• Availability of Abortions Unclear in Proposed Health Care Bill
• Staples Players Early Dismissal Program to be Piloted for “Little Shop of Horrors”
• Students Showcase Projects in Statewide Science Fair
• Student Suspended for Improper Cell Phone Usage
• Boys Hoops Tames Tigers
• Fundraising for Haiti Relief
• Westport Swimmers Dive in for Haitian Relief Effort
• “Respect Our School” Campaign Ends Leaving Cafeteria Tables Spotless
• Energy Drinks Grow in Popularity with Teenagers
• Staples Gymnasts Place Second in Tri-Meet
• Acting Out: The Science of One Acts
• Cafeteria’s Orange Recycling Bins Support School, Environmental Efforts
• Q & A With Briyana Theodore
• Weston Sinks Staples Swimmers
• Lady Wreckers are Triumphant Against Darien
• Rubel Enrolls in Online Advanced Placement Class
• It’s Electric: Tanning Trend Engenders Health Concerns
• Girls’ Varsity Basketball Exceeds Expectations
• Make Hurricanes, Not Nukes
• Brian Sikorski Weighs in on Life as ESPN Business Executive
• Seniors’ Slew of Stress: Seniors Endure Unprecedented Challenges
• Title IX Shifts Gender Balance in Sports Recruiting
• The Halls Are Alive With the Sound of Music
• Ross’s Website Recommendations
• JJ’s Must Have Websites
• Rebecca’s Bookmarked Sites
• Wreckers Admit Defeat After High Intensity Battle Against Wilton Warriors
• Fernandez Balances Teaching, Writing Book On Role of Automobile in American Society
• J.D. Salinger, Author who Captured Teen Voice, Dies at 91
• Inside the Honors Studio: Gabe Schindler Details His Experiences with Paints, Pencils
• Why I Chose the RECers over the Wreckers
• Memories Forever: Yearbook Staff Collaborates to Compile Year in Review
• Athletes Struggle to Meet Rigorous Weight Requirements
• Math, Literature and Sticky Notes: Westport Reads Picks Well for 2010 With Yoko Ogawa’s ‘The Housekeeper and the Professor’
• Fresh Priorities for Frosh: Freshmen Manage First Year Pressures
• BOE To Vote On Landon’s Budget Feb. 1
• A New DiRECtion: REC Basketball Makes A Fast Break To Popularity
• Computer Department Reboots for New Year
• You Can’t Stop the Beat: Morgan Expresses his Love of Hip-Hop With Boomboxes and Turntables
• The Process Behind a Snow Day
• Flipping Through Obstacles: The Gymnastics Team Compensates for Last Year’s Losses
• Students Chat With Strangers on Omegle
• The World of Wacky Fans
• Frosty in the Courtyard
• No Early Dismissal Despite Surprise Snow Fall
• Apple Releases iPad, a Multitouch Tablet
• Haiti: How You Can Help
• Food Network and HGTV Cancelled and Put Quickly Back On Air
• The Spy Next Bore
• The Conferencing Conflict
• How to Drive in the Snow
• Let’s Hear it For New York
• Golden Globes: A Night for Blue Aliens. And Mike Tyson.
• Staples Gymnastics Defeated by Greenwich
• Sporcleholic
• Despite Strong Effort, Staples Icemen Fall to Westhill
• A Novel of Change, the Art of Engineering, and Social Entrepreneurship
• Aitkenhead Moves to Wakeman Farm
• Wreckers Sink to Defeat Against Darien
• Stress Relief Between Exams
• Captain Moore Speaks About Ocean Pollution, The Garbage Patch
• Cheeseburger in Paradise: Five Guys Opening Day Arrives
• NCL: Not (Your Average) Charity League
• A Long Wait in a Small Airport
• Lady Wreckers Hockey Defeated at The Arena at Harbor Yard Fundraiser
• After a Long Wait, The Wreckers Boys’ Swim Team Wins First Meet
• A Snap Back to Reality: Midterms
• The Burka Bares All
• Five Guys Burgers and Fries Comes to Westport
• A Holiday Treat: New BlackBerry Curve
• Conservatives: The Social Outcasts
• BOE Discusses New Courses, Budget
• Wrecker Hockey Falls to Ridgefield Tigers
• Disney’s Good-Girl by Day, Scandalous Teen By Night
• Wreckers Beat Vikings
• Lady Wreckers Improve to 5-2 on Season, Top Westhill 49-37
• Wa Wa Wa! The Baby Project
• Inklinations: What Are Your Holiday Traditions?
• Avatar: Director James Cameron Proves Once Again Why He’s “King of the World”
• Tech Knowledge: How to Buy a Windows Laptop
• 10 Resolutions I Don’t Intend on Keeping for 2010
• Taste of the Town, the Best Burgers Around
• New Westport Band Camp Friends Jams on Originality
• Raising the Age: Juvenile Justice Reform A Positive Step Toward Equal Opportunities for All Youths
• Going to the Dogs: The Irrationality of Dog Clothing
• How Monty Python Influenced the Comedy World
• Ten More Movies that Defined The Decade
• I Watch Soap Operas, And You Should Too
• Grinding Your Gears: An Examination of the Teenage Dance Phenomenon
• Break the Divide, Fast
• Copenhagen Conference
• Letter to the Editor
• Staples Fans Assert Their Wrecker Pride
• Crosswords Accepted at Collaborative Team Meeting
• Top Ten Movies of the Past Ten Years
• Medication, Therapy Fight Depression
• The Truth Behind Depression in Teenagers
• The Day I See the Difference
• Seniors Set to Lead Wreckers Back to States
• Cut the Cost in Half with Self–Cut Hair
• Where 0-18 Happens
• Second Chances: Juvenile Offenders Learn Lessons After Arrest
• Wreckers Drop Season Opener to Central
• Does Size Really Matter? When Height Differences Pose Dating Pool Dilemmas
• One Acts Let Student Directors Express Visions
• On Pointe, Rebecca Finell and the Effort to Look Effortless
• A Pirate’s Life for Me: Student body unfazed by Consequences of Piracy
• Float Like a Butterfly, Sting Like a Bri
• Staples Escapes First Wave of Swine Flu, More to Come
• It’s Farmville, But Real
• From Letter to Blog, College Acceptances Become More Competitive, Stressful
• Boys’ Hockey Defeated by Rival In Their First Game
• Sam’s Holiday Wishlist
• Lexi’s Holiday Wishlist
• Orphenians Caroling Downtown (Slideshow)
• Letter to the Editor – Re “Smoker’s Choice”
• Staying Thin to Fit In
• December Vacation Destinations
• Sports Teams Deal with a Tough Economy
• The New Canon of Christmas Carols
• Better with Age: Eastwood Scores with Invictus
• Jets Staying Alive In The Playoff Picture
• Do You Play a Real Sport?
• Girls’ Ice Hockey Opening Game
• Toys are Collected for The Rebecca Chusid Holiday Toy Drive
• Cans for Candlelight Food Drive Returns to Staples for Sixth Year
• Westport’s Academy of Dance Performs 28th Annual Nutcracker
• Rec Basketball Seizes Staples
• Bernie McGrenahan: Funny man, serious message
• GFA A Cappella Group at J.Crew
• Westport Art Center Holiday Shopping Event at J.Crew
• In-School Suspensions Supply Beneficial Punishment
• Season’s First Snowfall Brings No Delay
• The Sounding Literary Magazine Coordinates The Resounding Memories Contest
• Jacob Meisel, the Aspiring Weather Man
• Guidance Stresses Importance of First Quarter Grades for Seniors
• Smoker’s Choice: Poll Shows Students Feel Marijuana Is More Socially Acceptable than Cigarettes
• No. 1 Staples Falls in Heartbreak to No. 3 Cheshire in State Final
• Giants Unable to Blow Season as They Sweep Cowboys
• Letter to the Editor – Re “Boys vs. Girls Enrollment”
• Social Studies Dept. To Go International
• Making a Holiday List is Very Difficult
• Gossip Mags Are Trashy and Tacky
• I Hate it When People Can’t Talk Good
• It’s Food With Integrity (And A Mild Kick)
• State Championship Game Postponed until Sunday
• Wake Me Up When December Ends
• New World Order: Proposed Social Studies Curriculum Will Be Less Focused on US History, More World–Oriented
• Phillips and Warshaw’s December Movie Previews
• Coming Out: Is Staples a Safe Environment for Students Coming Out of the Closet?
• Gliding on the Ice: New Ice Skating Rink Opens at Longshore
• Questions on Religion Spark Candlelight Discussion
• Legacy: Following Tradition, Candlelight Prepares for 2009 Concert
• “Why I Don’t Stand”
• Cheerleaders Warm Up for Winter Season of Competition
• Football Team Wins FCIAC Championship, Advances to State Finals
• Chen Siblings Become Violin Virtuos
• Ross Captures Daily Life by Drawing, Sketching, Illustrating
• The History of the Pledge
• Boys’ Soccer Captures 12th State Championship in 4–0 Win Over New Milford
• CIAC Football Playoffs Need to Consider the Players
• Fall Sports Rewrite Expectations
• Winter Sports Preview
• The Sound of Success: Music Honor Society Sends Volunteers to Bridgeport Schools
• ‘The Fame Monster’ Makes Listeners Go Gaga
• Forever Young: Steve Young Reflects on Thanksgiving Football Game
• Skiing Around the Clock: Keeping up with Work, Skiers Endure Tricky Practice Schedule
• Windows 7 Brings In New, Time–Saving Features
• An Examination of the Pledge Ritual
• WWPT Continues its Tradition of High School Radio
• Math to the Future: How Does Technology Change the Equation?
• I Believe North Dakota Does Not Exist
• Players Overcome obstacles during performance of “Guys and Dolls”
• Party Woes: America’s Two-Party System Needs to be Revised
• Standardized Tests are the Best (Or Not)
• Failed Attempts to Interpret The Teen Mind
• David Lloyd ’79 Turns Sports into Career
• Taking Advantage of Birth Control
• Plight of the Bagel: Why Westport Doesn’t Compete
• Acne Myths
• Physical Education as a Requirement for Varsity Players
• Issues Surround TV Watching by Students
• Modern Warfare 2
• The Front Line of a Team’s Domination
• School, Community Green Efforts Deserve Recognition
• Trend Alert: Romper Tuesday
• Jets Keep Playoff Hopes Alive Against Panthers
• The Return of H1N1 Causes Elevated Fear at Staples
• Wreckers Ground the Cardinals and Keep State Hopes Alive
• Big Brother is Watching You Read! Man in Library Infringes on Students’ Personal Freedom
• Sixsmith’s Selection: Top Five Sportscasters
• Tweet-On: Twitter Invades Staples
• Ranko’s Redemption; Wreckers Shock Bridgeport Central in FCIAC Championship Game
• Fall Sports Team Rituals
• Student Athletes Required To Take Physical Education
• Post Season Ends for Girls Varsity Soccer
• The Show Must Go On: Players Fight Against Swine
• 2012: Blockbuster Effects; Lackluster Story
• Rizzuto’s, A Perfect Fit for Riverside
• The Science of Vampire Lore: A Conversation with Dr. Nick Morgan, Physics and ASR Teacher
• Vampires in Science
• Football Looks to Win FCIACs Despite Loss of Pacilio
• Jets Continue To Collapse: Are Their Chances of a Postseason Done?
• High School Entrepreneurs Start Composting Business
• Joseloff Defeats Anderson in Westport Election
• Assumption Church holds Diversity Conference
• Briefs of the Week: Nov. 9
• Staples Introduces New Academic Contest Based on Moody’s Mega Math Challenge
• Westport/Weston Open Clinic for H1N1 Vaccine
• Bing Offers Competition to Yahoo!, Google
• Rough Economy Reflected in Pop Culture
• ‘Lost’ in Transcription: Dan Brown’s Latest Thriller Weighed Down by Poor Writing
• Legendary Band Reunion Album by Phish is a ‘Joy’
• NFL Midseason Report
• Believe it or Not: The Madden Curse Continues
• Jock Talk: The Clarity A Punch Can Bring
• Black Introduces Injured Athlete Club To Staples
• Wreckers Run Hard, Finish 3rd at FCIACs
• Suburban Dictionary: What does popular website say about Westport, Conn.?
• Robotics Teams Tries for First Place… In The World
• Vampire Blood Gets Watered Down
• A “New Moon” Rises… “Twilight” Sequel Arrives Nov. 20
• My True Life Obsession… With Bloodsuckers
• Teachers, BOE, WEA Come to Contract Agreement
• Boys vs. Girls Enrollment; Studies Show Gender Gap in Advanced Math, English Courses
• Girls Varsity Soccer loses 2-0 to Greenwich
• Taylor Swift’s “Fearless: Platinum Edition” Review
• Nothing Can “Beat it”
• Welcome to Heartbreak
• Staples Soccer Wins 4-1, Set to Meet Newtown in 2nd Round of States
• Principal John Dodig Discusses the Under-aged Drinking at Homecoming at the Westport Public Library
• Future of YMCA in Question
• Safe Rides Not To Operate On Halloween
• Gordon Joseloff, Gavin Anderson Face Off Before Elections
• Rogers Adapts to New Job in Social Studies Department
• Should We Be Worried About the Swine Flu?: H1N1 is a Serious Problem
• IT Staff Deserves Recognition, Hires
• It’s Red, White, and Awkward All Over
• Why I Hate Halloween
• Seniors Attend Informational Meetings in the College and Career Center
• A Day in the Life: The Athletic Trainers at Staples High
• Memo to Giants Fans: PANIC!
• “Glee” Garners Cult Following; Continues to Win Big Ratings
• Back in the Day…
• ‘Sleeping Giants’ Are Awake With Talent
• Technical Difficulties
• After Misstep, Flaming Lips Return to Psychedelic Roots With New Album ‘Embryonic’
• Students, Administrators Respond to Baking Ban
• I Ain’t Afraid of No Swine
• Chinese Teacher Chris Fray Marries Partner
• Irena Sendler Feature
• Five Frightening Films Ian Phillips ’10 Picks His Favorite Horror Films
• Local Celebrity, Ellen Kempner, Looks to the Future
• Wrecker Swimmers Sink Ridgefield 102-81
• Wreckers Bounce Back with Volleyball Win Over Harding
• ACT Gains Popularity Among Students
• Alum to Afghanistan: Brandon Arias ‘06 Graduates from Staples to the Army
• Undefeated New Offense Propels Wreckers To Top Of FCIAC
• Working On Both Sides of the Stage, Caley Beretta Takes the Reins in Players
• 2009 Graduates Take an Exciting Gap Year Adventure
• Girls Wear Risque Halloween Costumes
• Microsoft Answers iPod with Zune
• The Ultimate 35th: Former Staples Frisbee Team Member Reunite, Share Love for the Game
• Tech Knowledge: Raveable Raves About the Perfect Hotels
• ‘Borderlands’ Delivers Violence Galore
• Collaborative Team Discusses Technology
• Too Much Luck
• The Blushing Effect
• Giants Not Quite There Against Cardinals
• Jets Make Statement Blowing Out the Raiders, 38-0
• Soccer Team Holds 5th Annual Quiz Night
• Staples Varsity Field Hockey Lose 2-1 Yet Continue to Improve
• Cafeteria Craze
• Believe the Hype: “Paranormal Activity” Delivers
• Borderlands Review
• BOE Answers Inklings Questions
• Keys for the Jets to Beat the Raiders Sunday
• Westport League of Women Voters Gather at Jesup Green to Promote Voting Awareness
• How Sick is Too Sick?
• School Promises Junior Parking is Coming, But Not Soon Enough for Juniors
• Scandalous Field Hockey Dance
• An “Office” Wedding to Remember
• Krazzy for Kamikazz
• YouTube Leads to a Career for a 15 Year-Old
• Staples Homecoming Massacre
• Locker Buddies: Not Just in Elementary School
• Behind the ‘CrackBerry’
• Where the Wild Things Are: A Tame Adaptation of the Classic Book
• Westport School System Welcomes New Families to Town
• A Rotten Blackberry
• Fulfilling My Blackberry Hunger
• The Mystery Behind AP Environmental’s Popularity:A Class Devoted to Educating Students About Going Green
• A Little Slice of Heaven…: My Search for the Best Pizza In Town
• Hamlet Hits Broadway: Jude Law Leads the Latest Broadway Adaptation to Mixed Results
• Wreckers Stomp Senators
• Staples Wins 2-0 Against Ridgefield
• Jets Lose Third Straight to the Bills: Time to Push the Panic button?
• Students Succeed in SATs, Struggle in CAPT
• Westport Teachers, BOE Hope to Reach Contract Agreement
• Foreign Exchange Students Adjust to Staples, America
• BOE Budget Cuts Result in Larger Class Section Sizes
• Juniors Hope to Have Homecoming Festivities Next Year
• WWPT Broadcasters Up for Five High School Radio Awards
• Teachers Roll up their sleeves to avoid Flu
• Music Review: “Kiss and Tell,” Selena Gomez
• School Says Liability is Major Reason for Limit On Access to Facebook, Social Networks
• Fame Review
• Why I Choose to be a Socialist
• Community Questions Cheerleaders’ Tradition of Baking
• A New Season and Coach for Boys Water Polo
• Candy or College: Club Rush After the Sugar Rush
• Jock Talk: Lovable Losers
• Connected: Challenging Coteries
• The Tale of an Accidental Treehugger
• Facebook: Free Speech Outweighs, Cyber Bullying, Distractions
• Reiter ‘10 Lets His Play Do the Talking
• Ridgefield Sweeps Oct. 13 X-Country Meet in Staples’ Backyard
• Doctors Urge Caution, Preparation for H1N1
• Fear and Loathing in Cyberspace
• Fresh Market Opening Met With Union Protest
• Women’s League of Voters Host Voter Event
• Wreckers Win 48-7
• Jets Defense Spoils Braylon Edwards’ Big Debut Against Miami
• Staples Television Network Broadcasts First of Many Sports Games
• Cafeteria Changes Spark Debate
• Tales of the Defectors: Why Some Choose Private School
• Jock Talk: Lights Would Take Football to Next Level
• Neuhaus ‘10 Breaks Swim Record
• Jets vs. the Fish: an Unappreciated Rivalry
• Ultimate Frisbee: A Staples Tradition
• A Day in the Lives of Colleen, Linda and Anna: The Ladies Behind Our Sandwich Line Salvation
• Wreckers Defeat Norwalk 2-1
• Superfans Look to Build in their Second Year
• An Old Sport Takes a New Life: Capture the Flag Club begins at Staples
• Community Garden Aims to Make School a Greener Place to Learn
• Bedford Recognized For Excellence
• Madden Video Game Phenomenon Evolves
• Seas Apart: A Comparison of American and Chinese High School Life
• Amazon’s Kindle 2: A Simple, Convenient Way to Read
• Students React to Westport Magazine’s ‘Teens to Watch’
• Staples Boys Soccer Remains Unbeaten
• Bergonzi To Wear Number of Late Hirten
• Banned Books Week Is Getting Old
• In Promising Pilot, ‘Community’ Steps off on the Right Foot
• The Rockband Experience
• Staples Players Performs Revival
• Friday Night Lights and the Controversy Surrounding Them
• Homecoming Drinking Shocks Administrators
• Editorial: Save Westport Teachers’ Salaries
• Extreme Makeover, Cafeteria Edition
• The Long and Winding Road of ‘The Beatles Rockband’
• NBA Predictions
• Student Journalists Attend Symposium
• Wreckers Overwhelm Bears
• Movie Review: The Informant!
• Weekly Update: 9/25/09
• Sports Day ‘09
• Crazy Hat Day 2009
• Decades Day 2009
• Varsity Field Hockey Loses First Game to Questionable Goal
• Pajama Day 2009
• Tech Knowledge: School’s In, And So Are The New Apps
• Boys of ’10 Get in on School Apparel with New Jerseys
• Staples Updates Technology With New COWS, ITL Center
• Summer Lovin’ At The Summer Musical
• Rogers Switches from Tech to History
• Shock and Awe: Reading R-Rated Books at Age 9
• Communications Breakdown
• Staples Community Remembers Preston Hirten ‘07
• Aitkenhead Wins Teacher of the Year
• Jock Talk: NFL Expectations
• Football Prepares for the 2009 Season
• Staples Pool Chlorine Level Returns to Normal After a Recent Spike
• Wreckers Roll to 3-0 Opening Day Win
• Tech Knowledge: Helpful Web Apps from Acrobat.com to Zoho
• Senior List 2009
• “K” Calls it Quits: Gerald Kuroghlian Retires After 42 Years of Teaching
• Tech Knowledge: Wolfram|Alpha, Give Me the Data
• Fight Club: Dave Matthews Style
• Inklings Web Streaking Commercial
• Two Shots for Good Luck
• Computer Science Department to Be Cut for 2009-10 School Year
• Movie Review: Disney-Pixar’s “Up”
• Jahari Dodd ‘10 speaks out against budget cuts at Town Hall rally
• Book Review: “Genesis” by Bernard Beckett
• JJ Mathewson and Mikey McGovern Interview
• AP Assassination Gets a Shot of Popularity
• 2009 Yearbook Released After Months of Hard Work
• Dodig and Community React to Recent Graffiti in Bathrooms
• June 1 Board of Education Meeting
• Inklings Runs Ad on Good Morning Staples Television Show
• Club Green’s Ecofest Sees Large Crowds, Enthusiasm
• The Controversial Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
• A Naming Predicament
• Planetarium Set Up At Staples
• The Road to Financial Success in College
• Dom DiMaggio Dies Unnoticed at the Age of 92
• The D-Dobbs Basketball Blog by Dustin Dobbs ‘10
• Students and Alumni Gather to Celebrate 50 Years of Staples Players
• Observatory Offers Public a Look at the Stars
• H1N1 Hits Westport; Landon Alerts Town
• Restaurant Review: Incredible Italian Cuisine at Finalmente Trattoria
• TAG Takes Over Staples for Annual Grim Reaper Day
• Competition for College Acceptance Increases at Staples
• Wreckers Tame Mustangs 12-4
• Tech Knowledge: Unigo.com Makes College Browsing Easy
• A Little Less Stress, A Little More Relaxation, Please
• Students Should React More Reasonably in the Face of Economic Discussion
• Hot Wings: The Buffalo Wing Review
• Fries and Puffy Eyes: The Sherwood Diner
• Staples Players Celebrates Half a Century of Theater
• TAG Prepares For Sixth Annual Grim Reaper Day
• RTM Talks Over Library Cuts, Retirement Plans, and Custodial Services
• To Be Frank
• Renovated Baseball Field is Open for Play
• Ian Phillips ‘10 Reviews ‘Away We Go’
• RTM Rejects $1.4 Million Restoration
• Watch Student Speeches from May 4 Rally
• In His Words: Players Founder Craig Matheson Speaks About Theater Group’s History
• Students Rally Against Budget Cuts at Town Hall
• Students Organize to Protest Budget Cuts
• Heads Clash at RTM Finance Meeting
• Students Search for Summer Jobs
• Zon del Barrio Celebrates Latin Heritage Week at Staples
• Crumbs: Westport’s Newest Guilty Pleasure
• Behind the Lines: Staples Students and Faculty “Chat” with Author Craig Mullaney
• Staples Cheerleading: Flying High Comes With A Risk
• Playing In College: Inside the Recruitment Process
• Knicks Halt the Soaring Pistons
• Menz On Music by Petey Menz ‘11
• The Reel Deal by Ian Phillips ‘10
• acRossports by Ross Gordon ‘11
• Snowmen in the Staples Courtyard
• What are students doing over the summer?
• Cord Thursday
• Book Review of Omega: An Alternate History of Sorts
• Unique Course Cut from Curriculum, Collab Affected by Budget Cuts
• January 7
• I Am Jar Jar Binks
• Hirschberg Serves as a Vital Aspect of Varsity Tennis
• Mental Illness Documentary, Underage Drinking Discussion Dominate Westport Youth Commission Agenda
• Book Review: Let Them Read ‘Cake’
• Hilarity Triumphs in Uncoventional Rom–Com ‘I Love You Man’
• Shakespeare: Teaching His Plays Takes Hard Work
• In Tough Economic Times, Tri-M Gives Back With Music
• Jazz Appreciation Month: Tune in this April
• Behind the PSAT and SAT
• A Letter to the Editor
• Peer Players Perform: Improv and Insight on Teenage Topics
• St. Patrick’s Day Pride
• Winter Sports Wrap-Up
• “Eastbound & Down”: A Fine Look Into the Life of a Likeable Loser
• Dodgeball, A Slamming Success
• A Look into the Career of Jim Nantz: A Q&A about his Play-by-Play Job at CBS Sports
• Fire Drills: Are they just free time?
• The Oscars in Review
• Album Review: Not Disco-Friendly, Somewhat Depressing, but Downright Fantastic: Antony & the Johnsons Stun on 2009’s “The Crying Light”
• Living in Fly-Fishing Paradise: Students Stalk Big Stripers, Blues
• Edgy Comedy Reigns at One Acts Festival
• A Tense Situation: Israeli- Palestinian Conflict Impacts Westport
• Shavel Revamps Classic Van
• Boys Soccer vs. Trumbull
• Landon Proposes 2.51 Percent Increase in School Operating Expenses
• Pippa Hazlewood on Avoiding Disappointing Presents This Holiday Season
• Hastily Home for the Holidays: Students Miss Last Days of School
• Cover Girl
• Collaborative Team Denies Inklings Access To Meetings
• Holiday Fundraising Efforts at Staples
• Jake Peavy to Bring World Series to Cubs
• Santa Deprived: Inequality of Hannukah and Christmas
• Arrests on Staples Campus
• First Snow: Compo Beach
• Quantum of Solace Review
• Book Review: “The Given Day”
• The Newest Robo
• Second Annual Alumni Senior College Session
• Superfans Support Boys’ Soccer Team to Regular, Postseason Success
• Hillary Clinton: Self Sustaining or Name Dropper
• Coach’s Corner: Dave Rollison
• The Musings of a Politically Active Student
• Cafeteria Caters Using Countless Calories
• Knicks Drown New Hopes by Sinking Back into Old Habits
• Should Hearsay Mean No Say?
• My Staples – Zach Slater
• Obama Crosses Through Connecticut
• A Little Out of Sorts: Staples’ New Initiative To Improve Recycling
• Three Essential Paul Newman Films
• A Look at Max Stampa-Brown
• Can You Hear Me Now? Communications Problems at Staples
• Soccer Update: Staples vs. Brien McMahon
• Homecoming Postponed
• Spirit Week: Decades Day
• New Teacher Welcome
• Junior and Senior Back to School Night
• Staples Weekly Interim Progress Report
• The Second Day of Club Rush
• Beloved Players Director Dies
• Staples Switches to Blackboard Software
• “Little Brother” Review
• Continuing Problems With HVAC
• Burn After Reading Review
• Underclassmen Back To School Night
• Senior Parent Breakfast
• Staples Weekly Interim Progress Report
• There’s a New Robo in Town
• Weekly Student Profile: Logan Rosen
• Staples Weekly Interim Progress Report
• Donation Helps Give Football a New Look
• People Freshmen SHOULD Know
• Senior List 2009
• Karmen & Andrews to Carry On Their Rubydog Ways at Columbia College
• Coach Arrested with DWI: Future at Staples Uncertain
• Girls Track at FCIAC’s
• Sports Boys Varsity Tennis Semi-Finals
• New Alterations to Teen Driving Laws