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Cteen of Westport strives to unite Jewish teen girls

Chelsea Strober '21 and Remi Levitt '21|November 27, 2018

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A COVID-19 vaccine is currently being developed.

Potential COVID-19 vaccine brings controversy

Josh Leon ’21 began his hobby of golfing because his brother claimed Josh wouldn’t be able to pick up the sport. Leon took his brother up on that challenge and now golfs once a week at Longshore Country Club.

Students reflect on summer hobbies

Staples has implemented one-way hallways as a precaution due to COVID-19. Students have varying opinions on the convenience and effectiveness of this regulation.

Students discuss opinions on one-way hallways

Students are learning through a hybrid method this year. Last names a-k will go into school Monday and Tuesday and last names l-z will go into Thursday and Friday. The rest of the days are remote leaning and Wednesday is a half day where everyone is remote so the building can be cleaned between cohorts.

Remote vs in-person learning: which do students prefer?

GG and Joe, a local cafe in Downtown Westport, opened this past May, after COVID-19 delayed the process. After their opening, they have gained popularity within the Westport community.

GG and Joe opened during a pandemic, here’s how they’re doing

Chamber Music Club, among others, utilize Google Classroom as a key method of keeping in touch and posting updates.

Clubs strive to continue virtually despite COVID-19 setbacks

The Saugatuck Theatre Club premieres their play, “The Little Mermaid” at the Remarkable Theatre on Oct. 18.

Saugatuck Theatre Club persists during global pandemic

Earthplace is especially enjoyable to walk through in autumn. Trees seem to glow with hues of red, yellow and orange.

Cooling temperature prompts local festivities

Kaitlyn Constantino ’21 (far right) was one of six dancers chosen to dance along Tik Tok star Charli D’Amelio. Constantino’s trip to film the virtual dance class included a coronavirus test as well as daily temperature checks to ensure they could dance in the studio without masks.

Constantino reflects on dancing in ‘Charli Breaks the Floor’ and her own life as a dancer

Many English teachers use Turnitin to clearly see if students are plagiarizing off of other websites for their assignments.

Lessons in connections reinforce academic integrity

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Cteen of Westport strives to unite Jewish teen girls