Emily Stone ’20 is one of the two business directors for Inklings. Business has always interested her, and she has worked her way up the ranks in Inklings. Stone looks for things that let her explore...
Marlo Von der Ahe ’20 enters her second year on Inklings as a web opinions editor. Early in her high school career, Von der Ahe had interest in joining Inklings despite knowing little about the course....
Though no stranger to Inklings, Bailey Blaikie ’19 is fresh to the role of managing paper editor. Celebrating her third year on the Inklings staff, Blaikie still continues her passion for writing,...
Poppy Livingstone ’21 joined Advanced Journalism after sitting in on layouts and is now the Assistant Creative Director for Inklings, a job that combines her passion for art and her love of journalism.
“I...
Lauren Wasserman ’19 has had a passion for writing since a young age, and that contributes to her love for English and journalism at Staples. Wasserman explained why she takes Advanced Journalism,...
By Rachel Suggs '21
When customers now walk into downtown Westport’s 323 Main, they will not be offered an official cocktail menu.
“We used to have a cocktail menu with names that featured historical...
By Caroline Donohue '20
A video game called “Active Shooter” was scheduled for release on June 6, but it was recalled after thousands of families spoke out in protest on May 29.
The...
By Maya Brodows ’20
On June 4, 2018, IHOP’s Twitter account released a statement revealing the companies plan to change their name to IHOB.
Although no one is sure what the “B”...
By Audrey Bernstein '20 and Kaela Dockray '20
*Names changed to protect the privacy of these sources
Girls’ softball coach since 2016, Luigi Cammarota, confirmed on Monday, May 14 that he had...
By Isabella Didio '18
After weeks of putting in hours of work, three groups of eighth grade students from Bedford Middle School are headed to the national finals of the National History Day competition...
