Unconventional superlatives engage senior class
April 2, 2019
Filed under Features
It has become a tradition for most high school yearbooks to have a section of superlatives that highlight a variety of students in the 12th grade. Traditional superlatives consist of most likely to succeed or best eyes or hair, but this year Staples put a twist on their superlative selection. The...
Students discuss the meaningfulness of internships
Elle Fair’ 19 and Kaya Leitner’ 19
March 27, 2019
Filed under Broadcast, Features, Features
There is such a thing as too many college applications
November 19, 2018
Filed under Opinions
College: it’s a long, tiresome and terrifying process for high school seniors. Applying is stressful; getting accepted or denied is stressful; the competition is stressful. And as the college process continues, the growing number of schools that students are applying to is shocking. Out of fear...
Letting go of the bigger hand
June 7, 2018
Filed under Opinions
By Ava Simunovic '20 As incoming freshman, we are blind. We lack experience, expertise and understanding of Staples and the environment it fosters. We don’t understand that carrying binders from class to class is socially unacceptable, nor are we able to comprehend the confinements of ...
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Palmer continues to receive transportation benefits, salary while on medical leave
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Ellis shares insight to minority microaggression through writing
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Reactionary school security measures lack foresight to prevent violence
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White Island Shop comes to town
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Dr. David Abbey named interim superintendent of schools
