Crossed Sabres

New teacher Mr. Jason Perkins used to play professional football.

The power of three

Ella Cohen, Editor-in-Chief October 19, 2023

As De La Soul said, “three is a magic number.” Mythical Cerberus has three heads. There are three musketeers, three little pigs and three blind mice. Three is also the number of careers that new teacher...

Getting the ball rolling

Getting the ball rolling

Kaitlyn Nowinski, Staff Reporter June 5, 2023

Win or lose, both the girls' and boys' varsity teams appear to be having fun, according to members of the teams.  Whether for practice or a game, the varsity soccer teams always bring their A-game! The...

#Committed

#Committed

Brice Hardt, Staff Reporter June 4, 2023

Elijah Hughes, a talented athlete, has been a valuable member of the school's athletic program. As he departs from our school, he eagerly anticipates the fresh opportunities and challenges that await him...

Sayonara seniors!

Sayonara seniors!

Scarlett Stevens June 4, 2023

It is safe to say that seniors work the hardest regarding the newspaper! In the school's journalism class, there are five seniors, who all take on leadership roles, such as Karenna Keane, the editor-in-chief....

Dear coaches,

Dear coaches,

Emma Ackleson June 3, 2023

Coaches mentor athletes and work to make them better players. With student-athletes spending nearly every afternoon with their coaches for multiple months. But coaches are more than instructors. They become...

One step ahead

One step ahead

Grace Joseffer June 2, 2023

For most students, walking across the stage at graduation is a culmination of four years in high school. For Basay Tayfun, however, it will be the culmination of three years. Basay Tayfun started this...

Besties for the resties

Besties for the resties

Hannah Kennedy, Staff Reporter June 2, 2023

Many people are awoken by blaring alarms, hitting snooze a few times before finally forcing themselves from the comfort of their beds and heading to school. Senior Shion Paris, however, is also greeted...

International education

International education

Ella Cohen, Staff Reporter June 1, 2023

A student prepares to walk to security with their family with a suitcase in hand. What if they also have to get their passport stamped at the airport of their destination? After hearing good things...

Meryem K pictured at Columbia University. She will be attending the school next year with a QuestBridge scholarship.

QuestBridge scholars

Karenna Keane, Editor-In-Chief May 31, 2023

On Aug. 1, 2022, student inboxes were flooded with emails from colleges: The Common Application had opened and college application season officially began. For several students, however, the process of...

Beyond graduation: college majors

Beyond graduation: college majors

Arianna Hellman, Staff Reporter May 31, 2023

Along with college applications often comes the task of declaring a major. Many students enter college undecided or switch majors at some point during their academic journeys. Others turn longtime passions...

A lifetime of music at the school

A lifetime of music at the school

Amelia Keng, Staff Reporter May 31, 2023
Seniors who have been in chorus, band, and orchestra at the school for four years
Party School: fun, zany, and surprisingly profound

Party School: fun, zany, and surprisingly profound

Jenny Lyuke, Staff Reporter May 25, 2023

The best way for me to describe Jon Hart’s “Party School” is that it is one heck of an interesting ride. Admittedly, my expectations were low at first–what could be insightful about a book that...

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