‘Modern Love’ surpasses expectations, portrays reality
Audrey Bernstein ’20, Editor-in-Chief
November 9, 2019
“Surely there is someone out there who will take me for who I am,” Lexi, played by Anne Hathaway, says in the trailer for Amazon’s “Modern Love.” “The good, the bad, the full story of love.” Although the trailer piqued my interest for what appeared to be superb casting – actors including...
Fourth season of ‘This Is Us’ emotional, evolving *WARNING SPOILERS AHEAD
Anastasia Thumser ’22, Web Opinions Editor
November 9, 2019
Family is often the center of our universe, and the most chaotic part of our lives. Synonymous with unconditional love and support, reputable for being messy and complicated. With all its intricacies, family can be a difficult topic to encapsulate within a drama series; and yet, the fourth season of...
Season two of “You” is already thrilling viewers before even being released
October 29, 2019
The drama, suspense and intensity of Netflix’s original series “You” left viewers in awe of the brilliant and compelling storyline. Joe Goldberg played by Penn Badgley, slowly descends into a Ted Bundy-esque love-crazed stalker. However, the creepy and quite unsettling plot makes it impossible...
Whiplash Fashion Show raises money for art museum
Ella Stoler '22 and Lily Caplan '22
October 26, 2019
Car show revs up excitement among locals of all ages
Maddie Phelps '19 and Hannah Bolandian '19
October 11, 2018
Season two of “13 Reasons Why” needs a trigger warning
June 8, 2018
By Dana Perelberg '20 On May 18, I clicked onto Netflix to find season two of “13 Reasons Why” at the top of my screen. It had come out that day and there was already uproar over controversial scenes. I pressed play, expecting to immediately view a new episode. What I got instead was a...
The life of Nasty Gal goes public in “Girlboss”
May 21, 2017
Molly Mahoney ’18 To be 20-something and living in downtown San Francisco circa 2006 is every indie-rocker girl’s dream, and the protagonist of Netflix Original “Girlboss” is living it. The show is a “real loose” account of the real life of Sophia Amoroso, the founder of popular ret...
[Nov. 2016 Arts] Bringing backstage into centerstage
November 23, 2016
By Kaya Leitner ’19 The audience of “The Music Man” gave a standing ovation Sunday afternoon to applaud the efforts of the performers as they bowed in unison to commence the show. Spirits remained high as the crowd continued to cheer for their favorite roles as the actors and actresse...
[Sept. 2016 Arts] “Stranger Things”: Show of the Summer
October 11, 2016
By Christoph Russi '18 Web A&E Editor and Olivia Ronca The first season of “Stranger Things” premiered on Netflix as a Netflix Original series this past summer on July 12, 2016. Despite its recent debut, “Stranger Things” is currently one of the most discussed television shows acro...
Graduating Players
Becca Rawiszer, Public Relations
May 6, 2016
On the weekends of May 20 and June 2, the majority of Staples Players’ seniors will perform in their final high school production. Some seniors will perform in “The Laramie Project: 10 Years Later” directed by David Roth, others will perform in “Harvey” directed by Vig Namasivayam ’16, and...
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Staff Writer
Maria Krug ’22 was destined to be an Inklings staff writer since stepping foot into Staples. Last year, Krug would often read Inklings articles that interested her. An opinion by Melanie Lust ’19...
Julia Kasabian ’21
In today’s world, being in the know is very important. However, in our school community, it’s getting progressively harder to know what’s going on. With issues including...
Midterm review period holds a permanent spot on exam schedule
February 6, 2019
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Midterm tips from Staples staff
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