SATIRE: Trick-or-treating commercialization corrupts Westport
November 1, 2018
By Katie Howard '19 Westport has lush parks, competitive schools, and sidewalks clean enough to eat off of. We have everything: a good community, good restaurants and most of all, good people. But one thing threatens to disrupt this peace: Halloween. Every year, this wolf in a sheep’s costume...
Hit or miss: fall movie selection
October 25, 2017
By Sasha Narang '18 and Erin Lynch '18 When most people think of autumn, Halloween and apple picking are two of the most popular activities that come to mind. However, people tend to forget the impressive horror movie selection offered in theatres during this season. “It”, “Flatliners”, “Friend...
[Oct. 2016 News] Overlooked U.S Congressional Elections intensify
November 22, 2016
By Zach Horowitz '19 and Cate Casparius '19 On Nov. 8, citizens around the United States will be voting for who they think is the most qualified individual to run the country. What can oftentimes be overlooked, however, are the various other elections of candidates for positions in their respecti...
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