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Moving Up in Rank

Moving Up in Rank

Justine Seligson, Photo Coordinator May 21, 2013

One day I’m dashing through the halls while dragging a humongous backpack.  The next, I’m sauntering from the Wakeman parking lot dangling my own set of car keys. I may be only a sophomore now....

Test-taking in the Gym: Forget What You’ve Heard

Test-taking in the Gym: Forget What You’ve Heard

Aaron Hendel, Breaking News Managing Editor May 20, 2013

The day before I was supposed to take my first-ever test in the gymnasium, for Advanced Placement U.S. Government and Politics, the talk amongst my fellow students was not about the test itself. On the...

Senior Internships: Through the Eyes of a Junior

Senior Internships: Through the Eyes of a Junior

Elizabeth Camche, Business Manager May 17, 2013

There are 17 students in my physics class. Of those 17 students, nine are seniors. When internships role around in about two weeks, my class will be left with eight students. Ever since acceptance letters...

Senior Internships: Through the Eyes of a Senior

Senior Internships: Through the Eyes of a Senior

Kate Beispel, Staff Writer May 17, 2013

Everywhere I look there's a countdown. I refresh my Twitter feed and I see "13 days." I check Instagram and see a #tbt to the first day of school. Facebook is full of albums entitled "the beginning...

Don’t Become a Statistic: Grim Reaper Day Takes Over Staples

Don’t Become a Statistic: Grim Reaper Day Takes Over Staples

Gabrielle Feinsmith, Sports Editor May 16, 2013

Every 53 minutes another American is killed in a drunk driving crash. That astonishing number was just one piece of data shared with the Staples community during the 11th annual Grim Reaper Day. The...

Sophomore Prom, Juniors Welcome

Sophomore Prom, Juniors Welcome

Caroline Rossi, Web Features Editor May 15, 2013

Junior prom is going to be a bit different this year. And by different, I mean that junior girls have had some competition. And by competition, I mean sophomore girls. Who would have thought? According...

Amina in her traditional hijab, which she wears when praying.

Being a Muslim in the Post 9/11 World

Amina Abdul-kareem, Staff Writer May 8, 2013

Just a little more than a decade ago an American Muslim woman could walk through the streets of New York with a hijab (headscarf) feeling comfortable and accepted. Today she walks with everyone’s eyes...

5 Ways to Seem Like You Get Pop Culture

5 Ways to Seem Like You Get Pop Culture

Ben Goldschlager, Web News Editor April 21, 2013

To most students this time of year, the word “bracket” brings up ideas of basketball, March Madness and competition. But, if you’re me, "bracket" brings up a different idea: square-shaped parentheses. So,...

When Emma Muro 14 received a text from her mother—a competitor in the marathon—saying two bombs had gone off, she didnt know what to think.

Further than the Finish Line

Emma Muro, A&E Editor April 18, 2013

April 15, 2013. The day of the 117th Boston Marathon and a well-renowned Patriot’s Day, celebrating Boston’s unique history—two of Boston’s most cherished events, settling upon one day. Excitement...

Does every race with a mass of participants now have to be treated as a potential terrorist threat?

In the Long Run: What the Boston Marathon Bombing Means for its Future

Will McDonald, Managing Editor April 18, 2013

As both an avid runner and fan of professional running, I see the Boston Marathon as the World Series, a classic, annual American pastime with over a hundred years of history that both participants...

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,...

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