Julia Kasabian ’21
Everyone gets stressed, especially teens. That’s a fact. Whether it’s about school, family or friends, teens have a lot of stress. According to a 2013 study from The American...
As a writer, lacrosse player and cheerleader, Remy Teltser '21 has always explored a variety of interests. After taking Intro to Journalism last year, she realized her passion for journalism stood...
You can catch her zooming by on the skating rink, composing sports articles, or catching up on her summer work—Lia Chen ’20 can’t wait to start on Inklings.
Chen will be the sports editor for...
Eddie Kiev ’20 will tackle his second year of Advanced Journalism armed with a positive attitude and a ready mind. Taking Advanced Journalism fuels Kiev’s passion for interacting with the community...
Kaela Dockray ’20 embarks on her second year in Inklings with no shortage of passion as she assumes the position of news editor for the paper.
Dockray has always enjoyed writing and looks forward...
Assistant Business Manager, Emma Dantas ’21 is eager to continue her writing with Inklings. Her original motivation to join Inklings was to be a part of a club associated with Staples since she competitively...
By Lauren Wasserman ’19
“Junior year is going to be the toughest year of your life,” said everyone ever once they found out I was an incoming junior. “Wow,” I would think to myself, rather...
Anna Rhoads '19
Yes, this book will make you cry. Even someone like me, who prides herself on never shedding a tear during movies or books, shamelessly admits to having cried when reaching the end of...
By Mia Daignault ’20
Photo by Ginger Ellis ’20
It was 9:58 a.m. and I was sitting in my Italian class waiting to hear the herds in the hallway and the sound of crumpling paper being...
By Roxy Augeri ’20
After watching Stormy Daniels talk about the sex scandal between her and recently elected president Donald Trump on “60 Minutes,” I was in shock, and this shock turned to...
