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Grayson Weir

Grayson Weir, Staff Writer

A senior this year, Grayson Weir ’14 joins Inklings with hopes of being as successful
a reporter as he is a volleyball player.
Although volleyball is his sport of choice, Weir broadened his horizons by watching
football and basketball as well. For Weir, a moment that rivals the thought of spiking a
winning shot on the court is getting a sports story of his published. Last year, he did just
that, on a sports website The Bleacher Report.
No stranger to challenges of all kinds, Weir was faced with a new game this past
summer— chasing chickens on a farm in Louisiana as a summer job.
“It was a huge culture shock from living in New England my whole life,” said Weir.
Despite his initial shock, Weir confesses he actually learned a thing or two about the
way his dinner gets to the table each night.
As taxing as running after farm animals were, this job definitely prepared him for
the tough preseason he came home to, as well as helped him fine tune the patience skills
necessary when covering a story. With some undeniably crazy experiences under his belt,
this year Weir said he is ready to tackle any story thrown his way

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Staples grads rock out

Staples grads rock out

Grayson Weir, Staff Writer April 25, 2014

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Grayson Weir, Staff Writer April 14, 2014

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SEC Reigns King

SEC Reigns King

Grayson Weir, Staff Writer April 14, 2014

This year's March Madness was a time of exhilaration, a time of anxiety, and a time of mourning. Unless you're the Southeastern Conference (SEC), the most dominant conference in sports. As a future Ole...

7 songs that will survive centuries

7 songs that will survive centuries

Grayson Weir, Staff Writer February 21, 2014

There are some songs that will be played over and over again, by generation after generation, and will never become outdated. But to me, 7 stand out. 1: Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd ‘Sweet...

Students show too much leg

Students show too much leg

Grayson Weir, Staff Writer January 31, 2014

Listen bro, It’s Winter. It’s cold. It’s pants season. Don’t believe me? Take a gander outside, or jump on over to weather.com for Pete’s sake! God only knows who Pete is, but that’s...

Duck, duck, ka-boom

Duck, duck, ka-boom

Grayson Weir, Staff Writer January 19, 2014

If you haven’t heard by now of "Duck Dynasty," the hit reality show on A&E, you may not be all your quacked up to be. Sorry... I had too. There’s no debate as to the true ‘reality’ of this...

It's beginning to sound a lot like Christmas

It’s beginning to sound a lot like Christmas

Grayson Weir, Staff Writer December 20, 2013

The hap-happiest season of all, the most wonderful time of the year, whatever you may call it – it’s the Christmas season. Cold crisp air tickles rosy cheeks, the smell of lingering fires and hot cocoa...

Crop ’til you drop

Grayson Weir, Staff Writer November 4, 2013

Strutting down the hallway with not a care in the world, girls of all ages have been swept up in the epidemic: crop-tops. A “crop-top” is a shirt. But not really. It’s more a piece of fabric....

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Grayson Weir, Staff Writer November 3, 2013

I’m a big Katy Perry fan. I’ll be the first to admit it. Although she usually appeals more to the female audience, there is something about her music, overall persona, and her looks that absolutely...

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