Kempner Blurs Line Between Folk and Rock

March 26, 2010 • 1,602 views
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Ellen Kempner picked up her first toy guitar at the age of six. Since then, she has developed a love for the instrument, making it a priority for her future. Kempner often performs in shows at multiple venues, most recently at Toquet Hall in downtown Westport on March 6 playing alongside bands like... Read more »

Failed Attempts to Interpret The Teen Mind

December 3, 2009 • 972 views
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Shannon Moss ’11 Staff Writer The phrase, “say what you mean and mean what you say,” may be ideal for most situations, but when I talk to my parents, it just doesn’t happen. Take, for instance, an average night at the Moss household. When my dad calls to tell my brother (Grant) and I dinner... Read more »

Jock Talk: Lovable Losers

October 16, 2009 • 1,162 views
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Jesse Heussner '11 Features Editor Roger Federer and Juan Martin Del Potro were in the middle of a match for the ages. The young, charismatic 20 year old had just taken the best player to ever live to a fifth set at the US Open, the first time an Open final had gone the distance in ten years.... Read more »

A Look into the Career of Jim Nantz: A Q&A about his Play-by-Play Job at CBS Sports

March 13, 2009 • 2,011 views
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1. When did you first realize that you wanted to become a sports broadcaster? Who/What was your inspiration for becoming a sports broadcaster? A. When I was 11 years old I was watching the Masters Golf Tournament with my dad. I heard these voices and had a tremendous sense about all things on the... Read more »