By: Camryn Ragland ’18 & Alexandra Sprouls '19
Christmastime is usually full of quality time with family, large trees, heartfelt presents, and delicious baked goods. However, amongst this very standard...
By: Molly Mahoney '18
In Paris’ No Address Hotel on October 2, two robbers, obscured by ski masks and 3:00 am darkness, held Kim Kardashian West at gunpoint before stealing the celebrity’s jewelry....
Before Katie Wong ’16 moved to Westport for the start of her sophomore year of high school, she lived more than 20 hours away in Singapore. Despite describing the two places as “complete opposites,”...
Though her hometown may be 5,600 miles away, 19 year old Israeli emissary, Gaya Kessler, has made Westport her home since her arrival last August.
Kessler’s bubbly personality and infectious energy...
Israel may be located 5,638 miles across the globe, but the rich culture of this tiny country echoes within room 2034’s walls.
The biweekly Israeli Culture Club (ICC), home to Israeli-style barbecues,...
Most graduated seniors leave for college by a car or plane ride across the United States, but only a handful of students take a plane outside of the U.S. to another country.
In fact, according to the...
You may have noticed some enthusiastic and eager new faces buzzing around the hallways with curiosity. Or maybe their jet-black hair swiftly combed to one side or their thick rimmed glasses drawing attention...
There are certain words that carry weight. Words that make us cringe or wince, put knots in our stomachs and lumps in throats, words that make us wish we had eyelids for our ears.
Words that are thrown...
Petey Menz '11 and Isaac Stein '12 investigate the factors which resulted in the end of Westport's Italian Festival, the Festival's impact on Westport, and some of the cultural history of the Town's Italian residents.
