No time for stopping: multi-sport captains encounter a rapid transition into next season
Samantha Felner '21, Paper Opinions Editor
December 6, 2019
As the fall sport season closes, captains and athletes encounter a speedy transition into their winter sport. Many teams just recently ended their journeys, and multi-sport captains and athletes must now face a quick turnaround, and in some cases an overlap, with their winter sport pre-seasons and tryo...
The great winter clothing debate prompts a variety of opinions
Holden Cohen ’20 and Alex Massoud ’20
October 10, 2019
College decision notifications infiltrate senior life
Daniel Harizman '19 and Elle Fair '19
January 3, 2019
‘The Princess Switch’ offers light-hearted escape during cold winter months
Roxanne Augeri '20
December 20, 2018
As we all prepare for annual winter hibernation, Netflix is often a staple for a night in. On these nights, I reach for the lighthearted feel-good movies, wanting a good escape. “The Princess Switch,” while corny at times, has provided just that. The story follows ordinary Chicago baker Stacy...
Halloran skates into head coach position for boys’ ice hockey team
December 11, 2018
Between waiting on tables in the summer, working at his father's accounting firm and coaching the Connecticut Chiefs ice hockey team, Charles Halloran is already juggling multiple jobs. But this upcoming 2018-2019 hockey season will add even more to his plate. Halloran was recently promoted to head c...
Indoor track hopes to maintain success, strengthen all events
December 10, 2018
The Staples boys’ indoor track and field team hopes to sustain their success coming off of last year, while making minor improvements in team depth and other areas. Staples came in third place in the State championships last year, and second place in both the Class LL and FCIAC championships. Th...
Winter fashion ‘must haves’ this season
Bri Zeiberg '19
November 19, 2018
Animal prints, puffy jackets and loungewear, oh my. Winter fashion is back and comfier than ever this season. It is time to get ready for the cold and add this season’s trends to your holiday list. Animal prints are in Vogue as cheetah and zebra are staples for this season’s trendy winter wardrobe. “I...
Girls’ ski races to claim state title this season
Alex Sprouls '19
November 12, 2018
After placing second in last year’s state championship, the girls’ ski team is starting their training earlier than normal this year in hopes of placing one higher to achieve the state title this coming season. The captains are enacting various changes to their dryland training as well as making sur...
Power outages reveal ugly truth about this generation
March 21, 2018
BY Julia Lombardo '20 This past Nor'easter on March 7 was one like no other. A downed tree blocked off my street and prevented anyone from entering or leaving. In other words, I was trapped. Trapped with two disobedient, younger brothers. When the power went out, I wasn’t too worried. I knew it took ...
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Staff Writer
Staff writer Teddy Dienst ’20, is in his third year of Advanced Journalism and being a part of Inklings. Dienst has always had a niche for writing and took a shot at taking the class when he was recommended...