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Dylan Donahue

Dylan Donahue, Sports Editor

Nothing will get in Dylan Donahue’s way once she makes a commitment. Whether she is working on ski patrol in vermont, participating as a C.I.T. at Camp Wa-kio, or writing a news piece for Inklings News, Dylan will always display determination. She is bubbly, yet inquisitive which makes her an exceptional addition to Inklings. Her personality makes it easy to open up to her which is how she excels during an interview.

 

The Donahue family, including her sister who is a sophomore here at Staples, is big on football. By big, that means season tickets to every home game, cheering on their favorite team, the Jets. Her favorite movie, The Blind Side even involves football. “I grew up with sports,” Dylan explains, “I have been watching Jet games on television and going to games since before I can remember. Sports are exciting and energetic. They allow the fans and athletes to share a connection during the game.” Dylan’s love and knowledge for sports influenced her decision of becoming a sports editor for Inklings.

 

As Dylan’s years at Staples have flown by, she has created some goals she wishes to meet by the end of senior year. She wants to make the most of her last year as a highschool student by making every moment count. “Although a major concern during senior year is getting applications done and getting into schools,” Dylan explains, “I am going to appreciate my last year at Staples by living in the moment.”

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In like a lion out like a lamb

In like a lion out like a lamb

Dylan Donahue, Sports Editor April 3, 2015

Monday, March 30, 2015- today I woke up to snow covering the ground, and to put it lightly,  I was less than happy. I’d like to think my feeling this morning was a mix of dismay and surprise but...

New APUSH curriculum rewrites history class

New APUSH curriculum rewrites history class

Dylan Donahue, Sports Editor September 7, 2014

The saying goes “you can’t change history.” However, the College Board has moved to change the way it is taught for the 2014-2015 school year. They have changed the curriculum for Advanced Placement...

A friendly reminder that I am a junior

A friendly reminder that I am a junior

Dylan Donahue, Sports Editor May 23, 2014

Senioritis was a raging epidemic in the spring of 2014.  Symptoms included lack of focus, and decreased effort and productivity as well as  perpetually late assignments and arrival.  These symptoms...

Does the flu mean an F?

Does the flu mean an F?

Dylan Donahue, Sports Editor April 3, 2014

 Lets be honest, we’ve all done it. That Wednesday when you know the flu is in full force.  The virus has fully bloomed inside of you and you know that for your sake and everyone within 10 feet of...

Culinary students bake cookies during class, just as Gans' Connections group does.

Recipe testing simmers into Staples

Dylan Donahue, Sports Editor February 8, 2014

Culinary, one of the most popular classes at Staples, has added a new twist to its advanced curriculum.  The students in the advanced culinary class have received the opportunity to do recipe testing...

Long Lots Elementary School Student Alexandra Hackett, age six, crosses the finish line and the YMCA Strong Kids Triathlon.

Staples Hosts Strong Kids Triathlon

Dylan Donahue, Sports Editor September 28, 2013

Thankfully, the weather stayed warm on Sunday for swimming, biking, running, and having fun as kids participated in the Y’s annual event. More than 50 participants aging from six to 13 and their parents...

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