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Juniors and underclassmen had the opportunity to learn about the college process during the “Real Talk” conference in the library media center this past Tuesday, April 12th.  Four seniors: Jane Levy...

A hushed audience filled the auditorium this past Wednesday night, as John Medina, molecular biologist, research consultant, and father of two boys, began to speak about the importance of one thing we...

The Saugatuck area of Westport has been known for its delicious eateries from Kawa Ni to Fleischer’s to The Whelk, and now has a new addition: Parker Mansion. The American food restaurant opened on January...

A pencil may not seem like much more than a writing tool, but for many kids in developing countries, such as Latin America and Asia, a pencil is a source of potential, possibility and opportunity. Since...

“Joy” had all the potential to be a great movie: a skilled selection of actors, a qualified director and interesting cinematography, however it fell short of the hype it had been receiving. “Joy,”...

If you’re looking for a new dining experience outside of the usual Westport suspects, head to 269 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, home of Can Tiin Restaurant. Unique dining, warm bowls of soup with sloping...

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The college process is a daunting one; however, it can be substantially more helpful if you apply one simple tool: your own voice. “The Science of Sounding Smart,” a report from “Harvard Business...

In only a matter of minutes, a Staples student became the victim of a serious miscommunication between the state and the town of Westport on the matter of road and transit safety. Kaeleigh Pollard ’18,...

Color flew in the air at Sherwood Island State Park where this year’s Phoebe’s Phriends Color Flash kicked off at 10 a.m Sept. 27. The race debuted last year with 1700 runners and raised $60,000. This...