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There’s a fiesta at Border Grill

Border Grill, conveniently located right next to Athletic Shoe Factory on Post Road East, has brought the Mexican food taste to Westport within its small wooden doors for a number of years.

Staples students flock to Border Grill to fulfill their Mexican food desires, “The Grill is perfect for a quick bite to eat when you’re in the mood for something outside of the box,” said Nick Ward ‘14.

The small shack has limited wooden stool seating against the walls, and outdoor bench seating. The Grill prides themselves on hosting a variety of authentic Mexican style choices for customers, something that will help Border Grill when rival Mexican food chain Chipotle moves into town.

Border Grill is perfect if you are looking for a quick meal with a short wait, as it almost never has a line.

I recommend the chicken cheese quesadilla with sour cream and guacamole and a churro to top it off.

Other favorites include the burrito, in which customers like to add anything they want in the realm of Mexican food possibilities.

“The chicken taco tastes like what I imagine Heaven tastes like,” said Kaela O’Kelly ‘15.

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On the football field, Mat Jacowleff ‘15 is unstoppable. He is a ferocious linebacker, a boisterous leader, and a loyal teammate. To Jacowleff, football is more than a sport, it is a passion. After nine years of hard work and dedication, Jacowleff has worked himself into a position as not only one of the starters on the Staples varsity squad, but as one of the four captains as well. About this role, Jacowleff stated, “I’ve always been a leader, so I really enjoy being a captain.” Off the field, Jacowleff is one of the social media editors for Inklings. His favorite subjects include English and journalism. “I love journalism because it’s a mix of writing and talking to new, interesting people,” explained Jacowleff. Next year, when Jacowleff ventures to college, he hopes to study something that involves writing, so a journalistic career could be in store in just a few short years. Academics and football are not the only things that attract Jacowleff, as he runs a May-September wiffle-ball league consisting of his neighbors and close friends. The league is quite serious and has been going on for a few years now, with a website containing career statistics, including batting average and home-runs. Jacowleff is also a baby-sitter, having some very interesting experiences, including a time when it was just him and five unrelated small children. As a brother, son, teammate, student and journalist, Jacowleff is always on the lookout for new and exciting experiences. He foresees success in his senior year, both with and without a football helmet on.

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