EcoFest Goes On Through The Rain
June 11, 2011
On Saturday, June 11, Club Green put on EcoFest at the Levitt Pavilion. Local bands played, vendors sold their products, and everyone learned about their impact on the environment, and how they could lessen it. Some booths included electric cars, environmentally friendly cleaning products, and informatio...
Global Friendship Holds Book Drive For Shakira’s School
June 10, 2011
They are not selling candy grams this time around, but the Global Friendship Club is still working to help those in need. The club is holding a book drive to benefit a school which singer Shakira has opened in Colombia. The popstar is opening the school with her charity organization Fundacion Pies Descalzos. Col...
Global Friendship Holds Book Drive For Shakira's School
June 10, 2011
They are not selling candy grams this time around, but the Global Friendship Club is still working to help those in need. The club is holding a book drive to benefit a school which singer Shakira has opened in Colombia. The popstar is opening the school with her charity organization Fundacion Pies Descalzos. Col...
June 10, 2011 | Warning: Studying Approaches
June 10, 2011
7:55 a.m. As the weekend before final exam week approaches, many students have extreme amounts of studying on the horizon....
June 10, 2011 | Warning: Studying Approaches
June 10, 2011
7:55 a.m. As the weekend before final exam week approaches, many students have extreme amounts of studying on the horizon....
Car Club: Life in the Fast Lane
June 1, 2011
It’s not everyday that a 1987 Ferrari pulls up to the front of the school. But on May 26, the Classic Car Gallery of Westport brought this Italian car to Staples’ Car Club. “We like to get the nicer ones,” said Steven Landau, of the Classic Car Gallery. The showing of this particul...
June 1, 2011 | Let the Games Begin
June 1, 2011
9:20 a.m. Students received their computerized schedules for the first time in decades today during homeroom, which took place after third period. Immediately after the bell rang, frenzied students began comparing schedules in classrooms, as well as in the hallways....
June 1, 2011 | Let the Games Begin
June 1, 2011
9:20 a.m. Students received their computerized schedules for the first time in decades today during homeroom, which took place after third period. Immediately after the bell rang, frenzied students began comparing schedules in classrooms, as well as in the hallways....
May 31, 2011 | Sunny Skies
May 31, 2011
2:02 p.m. Rachel Samuels '13 studies outside while enjoying the warm weather....
Nature’s Worst Brings Out Man’s Best
May 29, 2011
The largest tornado in American history, which killed 125 and left the town of Joplin, Missouri in tatters, is the latest addition to the already long list of recent natural disasters. Man’s vulnerability and helplessness in the face of 200 miles per hour winds and earthquakes that register 8.9 on the richter ...
May 26, 2011 | Elephant in the Room
May 26, 2011
11:00 a.m. You can't miss this elephant, (or zebras, sports players and more) in the room..... at the art exhibit outside the auditorium. Water color painting by Hannah Myers '14....
May 25, 2011 | Easy Ridin'
May 25, 2011
9:16 a.m. English teacher Beth Humphrey and math teacher Bill Wilkes take advantage of the beautiful spring day by riding their motorcycles to school. Look for their leather jackets and helmets as they cruise out at the end of the day....
May 23, 2011 | Good Eats
May 23, 2011
9:44 a.m. Chef Alex in the Staples cafeteria prepares a muffin and a bagel on the grill per request of students in the midst of preparing hamburgers for lunch....
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