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“Ciao,” “hola,” “bonjour” and “guten Tag;” these words carry familiar echoes of human connection and interaction across diverse ranges of cultures and countries. Many speak their familiar language daily with little thought toward the generational effort to create and grow the languages we know today. However, Alex Mussomeli ’23 took notice. For Mussomeli’s senior internship,...
My family friend told me that I wouldn’t make it out alive. My older cousin warned me of constant battle cries. My neighbor advised me to take cover and hide at any given moment. My dog walker told me that her son is forever traumatized. But, despite the severe warnings from my peers, my junior...
The results are in: Zoe Finger ’23 and Jason Capozucca ’23 are the Staples awardees for the 28th annual High School Arts Awards hosted by the Connecticut Association of Schools (CAS). The CAS awards two seniors from member schools each year for excellence across the visual/performing arts. Zoe Finger: excellence in visual media Finger was...
As part of a week-long campaign to be mindful about Teen Dating Awareness Violence Month, the Sexual Assault Awareness and Self Defense Club organized a book talk on “It Ends With Us” by Colleen Hoover. The talk was held in the Staples Library during all three lunch waves on Feb. 7 and was hosted by...
Guantanamo Bay. U.S. military base. Detention center. Site of torture. While there has been more scrutiny in recent years, the conditions at Guantanamo Bay remain largely concealed by the American government. Leaked reports and investigative journalists have illustrated a prison where gruesome abuse is rampant and human rights are completely disregarded. Since its inception in...