Discovering the best matzo ball soup in Westport

Remi Levitt ’21 and Marlo Von Der Ahe '21|January 3, 2019

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Seniors were invited to attend Red and Whites on Jan 31.

Red and Whites hosts Charity Ball

Siena Petrosinelli ’25 and Samantha Sandrew ’25 attempt to decorate a haunted halloween gingerbread house. To add extra challenge, they decided to blindfold themselves. The experiment turned out unsuccessful, with many participants leaving with frosting on their digits.

An exploration of fall festivities that are magical

Alina’s Cakes and Cookies serves a variety of desserts for every sweet tooth at their new location on 1252 Post Rd E in Westport. They have classic cupcakes, macarons, eclairs and much more!

Alina’s Cakes and Cookies bakes up sweetness at new Westport location

A shot from the crowd as Staples students perform for Candlelight.

On Candlelight with Staples Choir Director Lauren Pine and choir member Eva Slossberg ’26.

“The Prom” premiered on November 10, 11, 12, 17 and 18. Josy Pitaro ’24 plays Alyssa Greene and explained that the cast and crew typically arrive 2-3 hours before the opening curtain to engage in various traditions, essential run-throughs and preparations.

‘The Prom’ reveals intriguing behind-the-scene traditions, routines

Seniors may feel confused as their college process comes to an end because while the decision might be made, the stress does not vanish immediately.

College decisions are in, but where’s the relief?

The flowers of the golden afternoon all pose with their head pieces. They are practicing with them to prepare for the show.

Bedford Acting Group puts their production of “Alice and Wonderland Jr.” to stage!

Contrary to its name, the Department of Education acts in a support function to states rather than outlining what the nation’s children should learn. It’s primarily in charge of mundane bureaucratic tasks like compiling statistics and organizing student loans. After its closure, these responsibilities are widely expected to be transferred over to the Treasury department.

Trump’s shutdown of the Department of Education will harm more than students’ academics

The senior tradition of taking one last opportunity to bond with the classmates you have grown familiar with has become an activity that pushes classmates further into their own, separate groups.

Joint spring break trips build bonds and challenge independence

While it is easy to ignore current world issues, it is necessary to understand what is going on and how it affects everyday life.

Stop plugging your ears, start paying attention to current issues

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