Homecoming in 2009 left five students sent to the hospital for being extremely intoxicated and eight others punished with an in school suspension.
As a result of this homecoming, Principal Dodig sent...
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Although negotiations between the United States and Russia have averted U.S. military involvement in Syria, students had varying opinions on the issue. The situation...
For many, Yom Kippur prayers were drowned out by the sound of grumbling stomachs as hungry students kept a close eye on the countdown until sundown. For these Jewish families that did participate in the...
Aaron Hendel, Breaking News Managing Editor
• September 16, 2013
Let me start off by saying that I am well aware of the millions of people on the planet that often go several days without eating, let alone a mere 24 hours. So to consider abstaining from food for one...
I have friggatriskaidekaphobia. Or, in other words, Friday the 13th is the day I stay inside huddling on my couch as I quiver in fear and whimper at every bump.
But being the...
Aren’t dances supposed to be fun, carefree events that we can all look forward to? Apparently not in 06880. Westport’s reputation of ultra-competitiveness seems to have reared its ugly head in this...
I felt invincible walking into school on August 27 with my hot pink shirt, boa, whistle and crown. I was a senior girl ready to take on the world. My mood was excited and stress-free.
And it was killed...
I spent five weeks at my summer camp down in Marble Falls, Texas this summer, isolated from the rest of the word. No phone, television, or Internet.
Upon getting my phone I wanted to get checked up...
It’s time for me to come clean.
In first grade, at the age of six, I played on one of Westport’s rec soccer teams. To say that I “played,” though, is a bit misleading. What I did on...
I march in today’s processional donning two hats – one of a graduating student and one of a graduating student journalist. Working on Inklings has been a joyful honor and a matchless learning experience...
I was on a train going towards Grand Central last week when I saw two dark- skinned men sitting right behind the car door. They were probably in their 50s, but their old, tattered sweatpants...
When we think of Madeline and Robert, we don’t think about their GPAs; we don’t even know their GPAs. They wouldn’t tell us.
Because they know, like we do, that even as valedictorian and salutatorian,...
I am among all the Soffe-wearing, intensely spirited girls who daily find the urge to enthusiastically chant “10 months for two”. I spent many years at the place that is an enigma to those who spend...
