By Megan Brown '17
As the school year comes to an end, seniors are finishing their last month at Staples before embarking on their internships. May 15 marks the beginning of the suddenly empty hallways,...
Melanie Lust ’19
The board placed outside the cafeteria on Monday inflamed an already controversial discussion about feminism in our school. The majority of the post-it notes completing "Feminism...
By Nicole Shapiro ’18 and Seby Shuken ’18
While many see a pencil as nothing more than a piece of school supplies, those in developing countries struggle to obtain just one. The Staples club, Pencils...
By Cooper Boardman
Staples Boys' Lacrosse Head Coach Paul McNulty on his 2017 team. The Wreckers open their season tomorrow at 11 a.m. versus Bronxville (NY).
STAPLES WRECKERS BOYS’ LACROSSE...
Lili Romann ’19
Thirty-four-year-old Uber driver Sewanou Bisile Yoro was charged with rape, abduction, aggravated sexual assault and arrested in Virginia Beach, Virginia on Monday after allegedly...
By Molly Mahoney '18
Betsy DeVos was confirmed as Education Secretary Feb. 7 when 50 senators voted in favor of her confirmation and 50 opposed it, forcing Vice President Mike Pence to cast his vote...
By: Molly Mahoney '18
An Edgar Allan Poe action figure mounts the bulletin board. Green and purple chairs scatter the floor. Posters of historical and literary legends line the walls. Inviting floor...
By Cooper Boardman
Tanner Wood '17 penned his national letter of intent to the two-time defending ACC champion Syracuse Orange.
Highlights of Staples versus Greenwich in last year's FCIAC...
By Kate Lewis '18
Ah, Wakeman, the love of my life. The only reason I have any motivation in me to crawl out of my heavenly bed every morning. My sole motivation to leave the comforting confines of...
By: Alex Reiner '18 and Alexa Moro '18
*Names changed in order for students to remain anonymous
Many families argue about what they want for dinner or which sibling gets the last slice of pizza,...
By Izzy Blansfield '18
Neal Soni ’18 is not an average high school student as he balances his packed schedule of five AP-level courses with his love for math, science, robotics, Taekwondo...
