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What To Wear: Dressing Appropriately

What To Wear: Dressing Appropriately

Emma Lederer, Staff Writer April 16, 2013

I don’t know about you, but I cringe every time I see yet another girl walking through the halls wearing shorts with a two-inch inseam or guys that look like they’ve just rolled out of bed. Let...

What To Wear: Relaxed Dress Code Allows Students Artistic Freedom

What To Wear: Relaxed Dress Code Allows Students Artistic Freedom

Emma Finn, Staff Writer April 15, 2013

Imagine waking up on a rainy day in the middle of a frigid December morning wanting to slip on your favorite pair of Ugg slippers and SoLow yoga pants, but you can't. Instead, you have to wear a school...

We’re Not in Jerusalem Anymore

We’re Not in Jerusalem Anymore

Claire Lewin, Associate Managing Editor April 12, 2013

Ever since I was younger, I was told how few Jews there are. It’s a fact: Jewish people are a minority, making up about 2 percent of the population in the U.S. But, despite the facts and the statistics,...

Pride and Prejudice

Pride and Prejudice

Editorial April 12, 2013

Is it ever OK to say that word? Can you say it if you’re a gay rights activist? Can you say it if you’re Ellen DeGeneres? Can you say it if you’re a senior boy who isn’t opposed to homosexuality...

How To Fake A Vacation

How To Fake A Vacation

Bailey Ethier, Editor-in-Chief April 12, 2013

Your friends are skiing in Colorado, tanning in the Bahamas, and sightseeing in Paris. You on the other hand, are bored out of your mind, stuck at home catching up on Breaking Bad and watching The Walking...

Double the Distraction Life With Second Semester Siblings

Double the Distraction Life With Second Semester Siblings

Caroline Cohen, Managing Editor April 12, 2013

In my family two is the magic number: it is the month that four of the five family members were born in and the number of dogs we have. And, finally, the number of second semester seniors who live under...

Top April Break Vacation Destinations

Top April Break Vacation Destinations

Gabrielle Feinsmith, Sports Editor April 11, 2013

The week before spring break most Staples students are just about done. Tests, homework, projects and just about anything school-related have taken their toll on students who made it through March—the...

Anatomy of a Single Girl Review

Anatomy of a Single Girl Review

Simon Stracher, Social Media Managing Editor April 8, 2013

Before I begin this review, I would like to point out that I was forced against my will to read this book. My co-editor, the ever-imposing Bailey Valente, decided that she wanted to read Daria Snadowsky’s...

To Take Or Not To Take: Getting A Ride To School

To Take Or Not To Take: Getting A Ride To School

Nicole DeBlasi, Web Managing Editor March 27, 2013

Let’s be real: no one likes waking up for school in the morning. However, according to School Transportation News, every morning 53% of all students between Kindergarten and 12th grade in the country...

Senioritis: The Disease That’s Sweeping The Senior Class

Senioritis: The Disease That’s Sweeping The Senior Class

Olivia Kalb, A&E Editor March 15, 2013

Once again, a blistering epi­demic has swept through the halls of SHS. As in past years, a shocking number of seniors have been felled by the rather debilitating affliction known as senioritis. Its...

Give Me Another Layer Of PB & J Or Give Me Death

Give Me Another Layer Of PB & J Or Give Me Death

Erik Sommer, Opinions Editor March 15, 2013

My great grandparents toiled and stomached the turbulent Atlantic Ocean on their voyage towards America so that future generations could live free of the oppression and constant unjust persecution that...

Two Fewer Slices, Same Rights

Two Fewer Slices, Same Rights

Danny Cooper, News Editor March 15, 2013

On any given day in Wash­ington D.C., groups of protesters can be seen demanding their rights. Whether these individuals are fighting for gun rights, same sex marriage or gender equality, it is clear...

A Far Too Early Wake-Up Call

A Far Too Early Wake-Up Call

Claire Lewin, Associate Managing Editor March 15, 2013

It’s 7:30, Wednesday morning. I only got six hours of sleep last night and I find myself sitting in chemistry class being asked to take a test on chemical bonding. Since there’s no chemistry between...

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