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Graphic by Cameron Almonte 23.
Earliest graduation announcement in Staples history sets graduation for June 13
There is a potential tik tok ban on all devices following many debates over the security of U.S. government data. A bill has been introduced and evaluated following these debates.
TikTok bill enforced to protect the security of the U.S. government, U.S. technology
Riverside Avenue is notoriously busy for its foot traffic due to the numerous restaurants and social venues situated on the avenue. However, there are no government-installed lights to help illuminate the busy area at nighttime, nor are there any traffic lights at the large intersection near The Whelk.
Riverside Avenue car accident triggers resident concerns
An overview of the new 2023-2024 town and school budget, recently passed by the Board of Finance. Graphic by Finnegan Courtney 23.
Board of Finance approves school, town budget for 2023-24 school year
After raining for multiple hours, snow from the storm is finally seen sticking to multiple surfaces.
Connecticut weathers second major storm
After Roe V. Wade was overturned in 2022, it left abortions to be state regulated. Many states including Texas should never have ownership in deciding if a woman should be allowed to get an abortion.
Seeking abortions should not be unachievable, detrimental to women
Technology can be an escape from mental health struggles, with being able to talk to friends, watch tv or tiktok. It might not be as obvious at the time, but technology may not be helping as much as one would think. While technology is not to blame for everyone’s mental health struggles, it can still be a factor and should be dealt with.
Flipping back to 1996; flip phone offers safe harbor, improving mental health
The Willow Project would drastically develop and enrich local indigenous areas while providing the state of Alaska with a surge in tax revenue.
Biden administration approves controversial Willow Project
Young boys may spend their time on the weekends outdoors catching fish or swimming in nearby waters.
Traveling abroad provides purpose, value learning new cultures
An artificial intelligence robot named ChatGPT was created by OpenAI and released in November 2022. Students and teachers have debated how and when to use the tool for academics as its popularity rises.
ChatGPT dominates school debate; helping or hurting?
Elisa Feinman, behavior therapist, aids Browne in communication. Feinman helped deliver Browne’s heartfelt Father’s Day card.
W. Browne flourishes with spelling board, transcends communication gap
The great Westport pizza contest allows for people to get their pizza place preferences heard and to know where to get the best award-winning types of pizza in Westport.
The great Westport pizza contest returns 
Turnbridge is located on 162 Kings Hwy N, in Westport. It is part of a building filled with multiple health practices.
Westport expands recovery resources
Elena Nasar ’27, member of the Teen Advisory Board, operates the drop-in tutoring booth on Thursday afternoons where she helps students in grades two through five with math and language arts.
Westport Library institutes drop-in tutoring program for elementary students
A younger sibling Facetimes her sister who is currently at college.
Younger siblings sadden as seniors prepare to graduate to college
Shadow and Bone season 2 premiered March 16 with new characters, bigger plotlines, and a more expansive setting. (Photo taken from Netflix)
‘Shadow and Bone’ Season 2 butchers characters, rushes plots
Picture contributed by Jordyn Goldshore ’23 --- upperclassmen one act directors gathered to chose their cast and play.
Staples Players work on their one acts amidst ‘Twelfth Night’
“Daisy Jones and the Six” is a television show released on Amazon Prime based off of the book written by Taylor Jenkins Reid in 2019. The television show provides insight to many hard hitting topics such as addiction and discrimination against women during the time. The show features music performed by the band in the show on an album called “Aurora” that is available on all streaming platforms.
‘Daisy Jones and the Six’ takes on fresh perspective of old stories
Kylie Jenner’s bold faux lion head accessory upset many animal activists, prompting reflection upon how much animal cruelty has influenced the fashion industry.
Oscars do modern fashion justice post-Jenner’s Paris Fashion Week outfit scandal
Raia Badurina ’23 created a short film ‘Neither One Of Us,’ and has won and been nominated to numerous film festivals.
Badurina presents short film, recognized nationwide
Sam Paris ’23 represents Team USA as a Skyliner Senior Synchronized Skater.
Team USA competitors juggle athletic, academic pursuits
At the Greenwich Cardinal Stadium on Saturday, March 25, the Staples boys’ rugby team lost in a tough match against the Cardinals with a final score of 30-13.
Boys’ rugby upset by Greenwich rivals
The New York Yankees and the Atlanta Braves play a Spring Training game on Feb. 26 before players went off to the World Baseball Classic.
World Baseball Classic excites students
Derek Amlicke ’23 leaps to new heights after breaking a school record with a 15’ 0.25’’ vault. He continues onto the spring season with hope for a new personal record.
Derek Amlicke ’23 jumps to new heights
Despite the loss, Staples boys’ basketball had a record-breaking season. (Photo by Mark Sikorski)
Boys’ basketball caps off historic season with tough loss at Mohegan Sun Arena
Senior year can be very intimidating for many students. In this podcast, Conn and Gillman are joined by members of the class of 2023 to discuss their biggest obstacles as first semester seniors, as well as to offer advice on how to navigate and overcome these challenges.
Seniors advise juniors through first semester senior year
Meatballs are an Italian staple, but the sauce is what really brings it all together to get the tastiest outcome.
An Italian dish: how to make meatballs with the best tomato sauce
As a result of the removal of the bridge furniture on the second floor earlier this year, Staples library has become more crowded, yielding noise complaints and leaving both students and faculty to wonder when (or if) the furniture will be brought back. Graphic by Rachel Olefson 25.
No movement on reinstating bridge furniture, study halls being considered
Pointe shoes: tips and tricks of shoe prep
As juniors begin to take their first steps in the college application process, current seniors draw from their experiences and offer advice.
Seniors reflect on year, give advice to juniors
Senior year can be very intimidating for many students. In this podcast, Conn and Gillman are joined by members of the class of 2023 to discuss their biggest obstacles as first semester seniors, as well as to offer advice on how to navigate and overcome these challenges.
Seniors advise juniors through first semester senior year
As a result of the removal of the bridge furniture on the second floor earlier this year, Staples library has become more crowded, yielding noise complaints and leaving both students and faculty to wonder when (or if) the furniture will be brought back. Graphic by Rachel Olefson 25.
No movement on reinstating bridge furniture, study halls being considered
Pointe shoes: tips and tricks of shoe prep
As juniors begin to take their first steps in the college application process, current seniors draw from their experiences and offer advice.
Seniors reflect on year, give advice to juniors
Spring sports with exciting seasons ahead include track, tennis and lacrosse. Athletes from these sports have been preparing for their daily practices and are ready to take on the competitive season that lies ahead.
Student athletes anticipate spring season
Meatballs are an Italian staple, but the sauce is what really brings it all together to get the tastiest outcome.
An Italian dish: how to make meatballs with the best tomato sauce
The Spot at Just Dance Studios participated in their first competition of the season this past weekend.
The Spot wins multiple awards at Starquest Dance Competition
Lomito opens weeks after Westport Chinese takeout leaves. Business is off to a strong start.
Lomito brings diversity to Westport
On Feb. 3, Westport, Wilton and Weston seniors attended the Red and White Charity Ball, hosted by The Counties Assemblies.
Westport, Weston, Wilton seniors dress for a cause at Red and Whites
Chef Gans and her students spent weeks planning the event down to how each meal would be displayed, such as this spam misubi served in cones.
Staples community supports Orphenians
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06880 founder Dan Woog and Lyah Muktavaram ‘22 collaborated during her senior internship to produce a photo book. The project, “Pick of Pics” includes photos captured of Westport for over a decade.
Woog and Muktavaram publish “06880: Pick of the Pics”
Co-presidents Freddie Aldridge ‘24 and Noah Salpeter ‘23 are advocating for the complete restoration of the Compo Beach skate park. They are currently communicating with Westport Parks and Recreation and the Westport Youth Commission to figure out the budget plans for the project.
Staples Skate Club advocates for mainstream, inclusive culture through Compo Park renovation
The AP African-American Studies course has sparked Republican criticism and served as a lightning rod in the debate over parents’ influence in education.
Gutting AP African-American studies sets dangerous precedent
The 10 year anniversary of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting leaves many Americans reflecting on the insignificant growth that has been made in regards to gun control over the last decade.
10 year anniversary of Sandy Hook shooting allows Americans to reflect
The large community of TikTok that discusses and recommends books is commonly called “BookTok.” The hashtag “#BookTok” has over 93 billion views across the app.
BookTok praises few books, proves dangerous for most authors
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At the Greenwich Cardinal Stadium on Saturday, March 25, the Staples boys’ rugby team lost in a tough match against the Cardinals with a final score of 30-13.

Boys’ rugby upset by Greenwich rivals

Storey Ahl ’25, Staff Writer • March 29, 2023

The Staples Wreckers boys’ rugby team came up short against a strong Greenwich High School team on March 25, with the final score being 30-13 in favor of the Cardinals. The Wreckers’ record fell to...

The Wreckers and Mustangs prepare for a free kick during their matchup at Fairfield Warde on Thursday, Sept. 26. Warde won by a small margin with a score of 1-0 in an aggressive game loaded with fouls and free kicks, extending their undefeated streak, while the Wreckers fell to 3-2-1.

Boys’ soccer falls short against Warde in hard-fought, aggressive game

Lys Goldman '21 , Paper Sports Editor • October 1, 2019

Under the lights on a crisp, chilly autumn evening, the Staples boys’ soccer team fell just short of spoiling Fairfield Warde’s undefeated record in a 1-0 loss on Thursday, Sept. 26. The game was...

Robinson Hall ’20 gets into the endzone for the first Wreckers touchdown of the season.

Staples football upset by Black Knights in season opener

Holden Cohen '20, Staff Writer • September 18, 2019

The Staples’ football team lost their first game of the season to the Stamford Black Knights, 14-13, in the first game under new head coach Andrew Behrends. First-time quarterback Jackson Zager ’21...

Wreckers fall 60-57 against Ridgefield

Wreckers fall 60-57 against Ridgefield

Holden Cohen '20 • February 25, 2019

Photo Credit: Holden Cohen'20

Girls’ basketball suffers close loss against the Stamford Knights

Maya Reiner ’21 and Lucy Arrow ’21 • February 5, 2019

The Staples wrestling team competes against Danbury, the team ranked first in the FCIAC.

Boys’ wrestling suffers tough loss against Danbury

Serena Ye '20, Web A&E Editor • January 19, 2019

Wreckers basketball falls to Golden Eagles

Wreckers’ basketball falls to Golden Eagles

Mark Didio '20 , Staff Writer • January 14, 2019

Staples huddles up for a game plan as the Wreckers head to their final 3 outs

Girls’ softball succumbs to defeat against New Canaan

May 17, 2018

Chris Andrews '18 and Jacob Kogan '18

Wreckers Girls Lacrosse fails to wreck Wilton

Wreckers Girls’ Lacrosse fails to wreck Wilton

May 8, 2018

By Marlo Von der Ahe '20 and Julia Lombardo '20

Staples field hockey drops tough loss to unbeaten Wilton on Senior Day

Staples field hockey drops tough loss to unbeaten Wilton on Senior Day

Megan Root, News Editor • October 23, 2014

The Staples field hockey team was full of energy on Senior Day, but the unbeaten Wilton proved too strong, and the girls dropped a tough 6-0 loss to the Warriors, who have won the state championship three...

Kenji Goto ’16 runs up the field in an attempt to get open for a pass.

Westhill defeats Staple’s boys in soccer game

Jesse Greenspun, Web Sports Editor • October 14, 2014

Girls Lacrosse Falls to Glastonbury in State Quarter Finals

June 7, 2011
Staples Girls Lacrosse ended their season with an 11-7 loss to Glastonbury in the state quarterfinals

Greenberg, Myers Honored in National Siemens Competition

December 3, 2010
On Oct. 23, the Siemens Foundation announced the Semi-Finalists and Regional Finalists for the 2010 Siemens Competition in Math, Science, and Technology.
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