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Students reflect on summer hobbies

Logan Gornbein ’21 • October 22, 2020

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Linnea Jagenberg ’21 and her sister, Bella Jagenberg ’19, launched their own clothing company, Ava & Gray, in efforts to make a line of affordable and unique graphics that reflected their personal styles. The sisters lauched the business during quarantine and have been working on it ever since.

Students adapt to a COVID summer

Remy Teltser '21, Managing Editor • September 8, 2020

For most, summer consisted of socially distant trips to Compo beach, masked excursions to local shops and small outdoor get-togethers. Students nationwide were forced to cancel previously established summer...

Sleepaway camps are unsure of what their summer will look like.

Summer at sleepaway camps currently remains in jeopardy

Brooke Dembin '22 and Charley Guthartz '22, Business Manager and Sports Editor • May 15, 2020

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As days begin to get warmer, easy to make mason jar ice cream is a fun solution.  All that is needed is sugar, vanilla extract, salt, whipping cream and a mason jar.

Warm summer weather calls for quick homemade ice cream

Katie Simons ’22 , News Editor • May 13, 2020

Combine frozen bananas, spinach, almond butter, protein powder and a cup of water to make the perfect summer refresher.

The perfect refresher for the warm days in quarantine

Rebecca Kanfer '21, Outreach Manager • May 11, 2020

Amidst the Coronavirus pandemic, some camps are deciding to remain open but have many restrictions to avoid spreading and receiving the virus.

Keeping camps closed would ensure safety, authenticity

Carly Kaplowitz '21, Features Editor • April 30, 2020

Summer camp is a place where all your worries subside and there is not a care in the world. There is no stress that you slept through your alarm or forgot to hand your paper in for class, and the biggest...

Due to the continuous outbreak of COVID-19, many student summer programs are expected to be cancelled or have already been cancelled.

COVID-19 threatens summer plans

Katie Simons '22 and Ella Alpert '22 • April 21, 2020

The summer Olympics was supposed to start July 23, 2020, but there is uncertainty if it will happen at all.

Olympics could be postponed, students react

Jacob Greenberger '22 • 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...

The 11th annual Great Duck Race was held by the Westport Sunrise Rotary at Parker Harding Plaza on Saturday, June 1. All funds raised by the event go to charities such as ABC, the Caroline House and Al’s Angels.

The Great Duck Race provides families a chance to have fun and give back

Lia Chen '20 and Serena Ye '20 • June 10, 2019

Students are offered a wide variety of opportunities over the summer, such as voluteering and interning.

Seniors’ summer plans reflect students’ interests

Seth McCoy '19, Staff Writer • June 5, 2019

How to prepare your wardrobe for the summer

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 and Ed Sheeran's new song

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

Putting students’ summer plans to the test

Lauren Wasserman '19 and Kevin Ludy 19', Staff writers • May 25, 2019

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