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Abigail Nevin ’23 Web News Editor, Phoebe Miller ’23 Paper Sports Editor|October 14, 2021

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The Staples class of 2022 looks back on their first year at college and all they learned at Staples that allowed them to be successful in a new environment.

’22 graduates reflect on first year at college

Staples seniors’ official last day before they went off to their internship was Friday may, 12. They reflected on their favorite part of senior year before they went into the real world.

Seniors reflect on their favorite memories from Senior year

The Staples Superfans lead the student section in cheers as the boys’ basketball team play against the Wilton Warriors.

Superfans: Fueling teams to victory

There are six different lots that juniors have the option to park in and student preferences are strong.

Juniors earn campus parking privileges

It is important to stay active and work out on ones journey to better their mental health. Boxing is one way to do that. Being able to take out frustrations from the day in a healthy way is a great way to release aggression while getting a great workout.

Students attempt boxing to better mental health

Mr. Willick’s period 2 AP European History class has five remaining juniors for the final month of the 2022-23 school year.

Senior’s departure eases junior’s workload in AP courses

While TikTok has moved to block the search of “chicken nyquil” and “nyquil chicken” on its website, other keywords used to bypass the measure, such as “nyquil chinchin” are still automatically recommended by the company’s algorithm and display the same content.

Students react to rise in hazardous TikTok challenges

Camille Merganthaler ’25 sets up a table with images to represent women in the culinary industry and provide a place for her to bake her cookies.

Mergenthaler performs her way to NHD Nationals

Members of the film club, along with other high schoolers, watch “Jojo Rabbit,” a satirical film about a young German boy and his imaginary friend, a cartoonish version of Adolf Hitler, during WW2.

Staples Film Club hosts successful third movie night

Dani Garcia ’23 plans to travel the world on her upcoming gap year. She will stay in seven countries across Europe and Asia, working in a variety of eclectic jobs in exchange for free food and housing.

From monasteries to cat sanctuaries: a high school senior’s unforgettable gap year

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