Online school proves to be a challenge for students
Julia Kasabian '21, Web Arts Editor
March 27, 2020
Online school is new to almost all of us. We’re so used to going to school, seeing our friends and meeting with teachers, which has all been taken away due to coronavirus. Online school has proven to be challenging, to say the least. Not only is there more work, it’s harder to complete and ...
Students utilize break for different activities
Rebecca Kanfer and Marlo Von der Ahe '20
March 22, 2020
Staples seniors future: Out of state vs. in-state universities
Ethan Frank '20 and Jake Navarro '20
March 4, 2020
GFA eliminates AP courses
Rebecca Kanfer '21, Paper Sports editor
February 25, 2020
The bell rings. Students stuff their pencils and papers back into their bags. Anxious looks are shot towards the teacher collecting the tests. The class exits as murmurs about the exam stream down the hallway. Stress and anxiety build as students await their grade. This experience is common among students...
Kids rush to pick career paths too young
Evi Tarshis '20, Paper Arts Editor
February 13, 2020
It is more common than not that you will come across a high schooler who has a perfect sense of what they want to do with his or her life. For me there was no question: it was always Communications. I’ve spent two years of my life exploring the world of journalism and all of its perks and insights...
Staples cafeteria meets the majority of students’ needs
Charley Guthartz '22 and Ella Stoler '22
February 12, 2020
Singapore students experience life in Westport
Lyah Muktavaram ’22 and Natalie Bandura ’22
December 20, 2019
Assessment center: Is it effective?
Charley Guthartz, Staff Writer
December 2, 2019
Many Staples students get the Assessment Center and learning center confused. These two rooms are put into place by the school to be helpful for students. But rarely students are unaware of where these rooms are so what's the point is having them? The learning center is where you can go to get extra help from a...
Senior skip day: is it really a “skip” day?
Izzy Sareen '22, Staff Writer
November 8, 2019
As we all know, Staples High School seniors try to pull off at least one big prank per year. The most common tradition they partake in is senior skip day, in which the seniors either show up to school and wander the halls or skip altogether. A skip day is supposed to be a day where the students catch the ...
Spirit Week encapsulates the ultimate Staples spirit
Lucy Arrow '21, Features Editor
November 7, 2019
Continuous Coverage
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Excellence in Writing
Multimedia Excellence
Audience Engagement
Ella Bloomingdale '20, Staff Writer
Westport restaurants have implemented curbside pickup and delivery services in response to First Selectman Jim Marpe’s Executive Order #1 that ordered the closing of all on-si...
Students react to updates in COVID-19 management
April 3, 2020
Westport accumulates 1/5 of all Connecticut COVID-19 cases
April 2, 2020
Quarantunes bring happiness to listeners
April 1, 2020
President Trump considers quarantining parts of Connecticut
March 31, 2020
Inklings Editorial: Spread of COVID-19 displays both a unified, hostile Westport community
March 31, 2020
Broadcast Director
When not underwater, splashing her way to victory on the swim team, you can find Serena Ye ’20 providing Inklings with a unique perspective as a Broadcast Director. The visual and audio based aspect...