Brian Wilk ’19 and Dylan Honig ’19 talk upcoming basketball season and more.

Zach Horowitz '19 and Daniel Harizman '19|October 28, 2018

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My hand, clutching the smoothie, freezes as I anticipate sunset. Finally, as the clock strikes 7:30 p.m., and I can finally indulge in this long- awaited beverage.

A Ramadan Temptation: Indulge in an Avocado Smoothie

The bulk ferment is when the yeast fully developed through rest. The dough should nearly double in size and get bubbly. The warmer the environment, the faster the dough will ferment. If you leave the dough on the counter it will take about eight to 10 hours. For a more sour dough, leave it in the fridge for up to three days for a slower fermentation.

Sourdough: A simple but challenging craft

On Sunday, March 17, the 4 by 800m relay competed. From left to right, Sarah Bogdan 26, Leigh Foran 24, Emma Morris 24 and Avery Kalter 27 were on the relay. They finished with a time of 10:17. Though their season record was 10:06, they finished in the top eight overall.

Girls’ Track travels to Adidas Nationals

Mrs. Robbins gets personal and answers 10 questions.

10 Questions with Mrs. Robbins

Class of 2024 share their riveting plans of traveling abroad, team bonding and taking time to unwind.

Reset and recharge: how seniors are making the most of final break

Principal Stafford W. Thomas Jr. carries spirit week on his back by wearing pink for color wars in the week leading up to homecoming.

“This school isn’t fun,” yes, but it can be

Staples High School defeated Bassick High School by a whopping 42 points as Wreckers defeated the Lions by a score of 84-42. (Photo by William Murray 25)

Boys’ basketball trounces Bassick in straightforward win

Many sports show games on multiple platforms, meaning the cost to watch sports is rising.

Paywalls pose obstacles, close viewership to sports fans

Nick Sikorski ’24 converts a layup in the first quarter. (Contributed by Nick Sikorski 24)

Late rally pushes Wreckers towards victory over Greenwich

Many professional athletes have dealt with their mental health struggles by taking breaks from their respective sports. Taking a mental break from a sport should be a decision that is respected by their coach (Contributed by Greershotz Photography).

Sacrificing my pom poms for my mental health: rigid cheerleading policy must change to support athletes’ well-being

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