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I would rate the film four and a half stars out of five for its success in tackling an elaborate topic with sophistication and pleasurable historical recreation. The plot formulates each characters looming struggle with identity, even articulating in the film that “we‘re, all of us, passing for something.”

‘Passing’ tackles the complexity of racial perception in the 20s with sophistication

Madeline Michalowski '22, Assistant Creative Director December 16, 2021

One might think that returning to black and white filmmaking would reverse the incredible advances we have made in the film industry. The loss of color that often creates tone and emotion in a scene may...

I have come to realize that growing up as a dancer and performing in three shows a year has provided me with the greatest joys and people that trump the emotional strain that comes with the artform. From being cast as just a small supporting attendant to being the lead of a scene my experiences as a performer will forever be an integral part of my childhood.

Final performance provokes appreciation of past show experiences

Madeline Michalowski ’22, Assistant Creative Director November 23, 2021

I have known the stiff feeling of a pound of gel and hairspray on my head to form a kind of shiny, plastered helmet since the age of three. The bobby pins sticking into your scalp never get any more comfortable...

Staples boys' soccer dominates first round of state tournament

Staples boys’ soccer dominates first round of state tournament

Madeline Michalowski ’22, Assistant Creative Director November 14, 2021

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Seven Staples High School seniors were named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists. In February, the finalists will be announced.

National Merit Scholarship semifinalists announced among the senior class

Madeline Michalowski ’22, Assistant Creative Director October 8, 2021

Seven members of Staples High School’s senior class have qualified as semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship program after taking the 2020 PSAT exam.  Emma Alcyone ’22, Natalie Bandura...

Fans of all ages, from player’s parents to packs of Staples students, came out to support the boys’ soccer team. Many players afterwards felt the crowd played a vital role in their victory.

Staples boys’ soccer takes home first victory of the ’21 season

Madeline Michalowski ’22, Assistant Creative Director September 13, 2021

The Staples boys’ soccer team dominated their opening game against Ridgefield High School on Sept. 10. Scoring consistently throughout the two halves, the Wreckers were able to bring home a 5-0 win on...

The Staples girls’ basketball varsity and junior varsity teams came together on Feb. 26 to decorate and personalize the downtown storefront window of the upcoming Cold Fusion gelato store. Support from the town and each other has greatly contributed to the team’s tight-knit nature that has led to many victories this season.

Girls’ basketball maintains winning streak, team morale despite modified season

Madeline Michalowski ’22, Staff Writer March 8, 2021

The Staples girls’ basketball team is nine games into their winter season and has not yet lost a single one. While defeating strong competitors including Trumbull, Ludlowe and Danbury, the team has additionally...

Staples seniors await spring internships

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Pouring 7 million of his own money into the show, the Weeknd centered his performance around a character he had been creating during his new album release while solely emphasizing his songs and voice itself, gimmick-free.

The Weeknd delivers controversial Super Bowl LV halftime show

Madeline Michalowski ’22, Staff Writer February 12, 2021

From the first performance by Michael Jackson in 1993 to Katy Perry’s memorable singing of “Roar” on a giant lion, to Jennifer Lopez and Shakira’s latin fire, the Super Bowl halftime show has become...

Bold intentional monochromatic outfits seemed to be the trend of the Inauguration. Dr. Jill Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, and former First Lady Michelle Obama quickly became a popular trio in their complementary jewel tones by American designers.

Inaugural fashion proves to signify more than meets the eye

Madeline Michalowski ’22, Staff Writer February 4, 2021

Immediately following the inauguration of 46th President Joe Biden, social media platforms and school hallways buzzed with comments not only about the monumental day, but what first met the eye: inaugural...

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