May 13, 2011 | Every 40 Minutes
May 13, 2011 • 1 views
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7:40 a.m. TAG members Karin Schultz '12 and Jackie Kerames '12 "kill" Jaqueline Devine '13 , who took part in a demonstration to show the effects of drunk driving upon the community as part of Grim Reaper Day.
Gender and Driving: Which Sex is Better Behind the Wheel?
November 24, 2010 • 1 views
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Leah Bitsky A&E Editor There is much speculation of whether boys or girls are better drivers, and most answers are rarely unbiased. Jessica Oestreicher ‘12, a new driver to the roads, believes that females are better drivers. “I think that boys are more preoccupied with driving fast and... Read more »
May 14 Just Doesn’t Feel Right
May 14, 2010 • 967 views
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Lila Epstein '10 Staff Writer I always imagined the last days of senior year to be warm, lazy and nostalgic. I imagined we would spend the days relaxing because of the eased work load and reminiscing about all the great times of our four years at staples. However, this last week has been busy... Read more »
Sexting, Texting and Driving: Health Classes Should Teach Students How to Deal With Texting-Related Dangers
February 24, 2010 • 941 views
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Inklings Editorial With the rise of the information age, people— Staples students being no exception—are more connected to each other now than ever before. As a result, they are in danger of falling victim to a whole new set of uniquely modern offenses. Each year, the texting, picture... Read more »
TAG Prepares For Sixth Annual Grim Reaper Day
May 15, 2009 • 2,311 views
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On May 15, the Staples High School Teen Awareness Group (TAG) will host its sixth annual Grim Reaper Day, an event designed to raise awareness of drunk driving. "I'm pretty psyched that we've been doing it for six years," said student counselor and TAG advisor Chris Lemone. "Grim Reaper Day is... Read more »
New Alterations to Teen Driving Laws
May 21, 2008 • 1,145 views
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Image via Wikipedia Elizabeth Vance '09 Web Editor-in-Chief The Connecticut government is continuing to adjust the new driving laws for teenagers. Under the latest changes, teenagers (under the age of 18) who get their licenses before Aug. 1, 2008 will not be required to follow some of the... Read more »