Olympics could be postponed, students react
March 30, 2020
Olympic qualifying across different sports and regions around the world continues to be suspended due to increasing concerns over coronavirus. The men’s soccer qualifiers were the first to be canceled by the Olympic committee in what is now a very long list of postponed or suspended events. The 2020 Olympics i...
The Great Duck Race provides families a chance to have fun and give back
Lia Chen '20 and Serena Ye '20
June 10, 2019
How to prepare your wardrobe for the summer
Abby Fleming '20 and Mia Daignault '20
June 4, 2019
Abby Fleming '20 and Mia Daignault '20
Justin Bieber’s homecoming to music begins with “I Don’t Care”
May 30, 2019
Rebecca Kanfer '21 Sports Editor
Putting students’ summer plans to the test
Lauren Wasserman '19 and Kevin Ludy 19', Staff writers
May 25, 2019
Continuing Educations offers summer courses for credit
February 26, 2019
Swimming at the beach, going to camp, traveling- we think of summer vacation as a blissful time free of homework or exams when students can rest and enjoy themselves before the school year starts again. Yet for some, summer is the perfect time to head back to the classrooms and learn something new, get...
Students hyped for the sound of summer
June 12, 2018
By Brianna Zeiberg '19 As the temperature rises, it’s time to roll down your windows and blast some of summer's newest hits. Summer is the season of upbeat lively music that is perfect for any barbeque or festivitie. Discovering new artists to add to your summer playlist tends to never disappoint...
Who should businesses hire? Underclassmen or 18 year olds?
May 29, 2018
Minimum wage means a minimum hiring age By Abby Fleming '20 As summer approaches, many Staples students have found themselves in search of a summer job and have been greatly disappointed by the lack of options. Due to their young age, many businesses aren’t excited to hire them. I believe due to...
Three juniors venture to Singapore as U.S. delegates
Maddie Phelps '19, Web Managing Editor
May 29, 2018
Pack your bags. Buy your plane ticket. You’re going to Singapore. This is the news that three rising seniors, Sophie McCabe ’19, Daniel Westphal ’19 and Angela Ji ’19, received as they’ve been invited to the Hwa Chong Asia-Pacific Young Leaders Summit between July 22-27. Hos...
How to own your wardrobe this spring
April 11, 2018
By Bri Zeiberg ’19 Here comes the sun. The temperature is rising, which means it is time to prepare your wardrobe for the warmth. From accessories to clothing, spring always seems to offer a special collection of looks. Sunglasses hold a double purpose: protecting your eyes from the sun...
The Meadows concludes festival season with a bang
September 28, 2017
By Bri Zeiberg '19 As festival season comes to a close, The Meadows hosted a variety of performers ranging from Migos to the Red Hot Chili Peppers. The festival took place from Sept. 15-17th in Queens, NY at Citi Field. Friday, Sept. 15th, was one of the most popular days to attend the festival. R...
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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...