Tag: Emily Goldstein ’23

Homemade Sushi: a simple, delicious dinner to make with friends

Emily Goldstein '23, Broadcast Director • March 26, 2021

NEDA Week: Students promote eating disorder awareness

Emily Goldstein ’23 and Ella Shi ’23 • March 1, 2021

https://anchor.fm/emily-goldstein6/episodes/NEDA-week-spreads-awareness-on-common-misconceptions-er3gm9

Pandemic hits young children’s lives especially hard

Emily Goldstein ’23, Staff Writer • February 12, 2021

Singing the ABC’s during snack time and playing with building blocks are fundamental parts of a child’s schooling experience; however, with the pandemic, the lives of elementary school kids have been...

CIAC allows for the start of winter sports with heavy regulations

Emily Goldstein ’23 • January 20, 2021

The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference (CIAC) confirmed on Jan. 14 that school winter sports will be starting on Jan. 19. CIAC announced that all low, moderate and high risk sports will be...

Increase in COVID-19 cases forces many students to quarantine unnecessarily

Emily Goldstein ’23, Staff Writer • December 15, 2020

In the past, one positive COVID-19 case would quarantine an entire class and the classroom teacher for 14 days. It mattered not if everyone had maintained six feet of distance and were masked. This was...

Organic Krush opens in Westport

Emily Goldstein ’23 and Ella Shi ’23 • November 10, 2020

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2nx51FP1B4&feature=youtu.be

Nut butter toast: the perfect quick, easy before school breakfast

Emily Goldstein '23, staff writer • November 2, 2020

Lessons in connections reinforce academic integrity

Emily Goldstein '23, Staff Writer • October 26, 2020

Students slyly open a new tab on Google and cut and paste the essay question into the search bar. It’s so easy, so accessible, a perfect claim statement and analysis comes right onto the screen in a...

The Zero Waste Committee: advocates for composting to reduce waste

Emily Goldstein '23, staff writer • October 22, 2020

One-way hallways prove impractical

Abbie Goldstein '22 and Emily Goldstein '23, Paper Features Editor, Staff Writer • October 2, 2020

The bell rings. I frantically race to my class, maneuvering through hallways and down stairwells. I slide into my seat, interrupting the teacher as they begin class. All because of the one-way hallways. According...