By: Alexandra Sprouls ’19
The Mental Health Awareness Project, also known as M.A.P., is a new club created at Staples this year devoted to spreading awareness about suicide and depression while removing...
By Alex Reiner
Donald Trump’s inaugural address was not thought of as a traditional presidential speech by many Staples’ students due to its rhetoric and wording, sparking many classes to delve...
By: Christoph Russi
In November, the Westport Public Library and Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities, a national advocacy group founded in Westport, sponsored a talk by Robert Tudisco “Understanding...
By: Megan Brown
It’s “Good morning Baltimore!” for the cast of Hairspray Live as they debuted their first show on December 7th on NBC at 7:30. Set in Baltimore during the 1960s Civil...
By Kit Epstein
After over a year of heavy campaigning, Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in the race to the White House on November 9.
Yet, Trump didn’t just win the presidency. He flipped...
By Kaya Leitner
HEROES OF STAPLES
Staples is filled with an abundance of talented and inspiring people. From the classroom to the hallway to the cafeteria, these five individuals stand out and illustrate...
By Zach Horowitz
The number 84 for most people at Staples signifies a grade on a test or paper. For sophomore Georgia Wright ’19, this number represents something much different.
Wright has...
By Renee Weisz
Common app, early decision, transcript requests, teacher recommendations, college. All are familiar buzzwords clouding seniors’ minds during this last week of the quarter. Yet, for...
By Jack Beck ’18 and Jackson Daignault ’18
Dylan Marone ’18 has always been vocal about his desire to join the military, a result of his continuous exploration of post-high school military programs....
