The Complete Pavia Pullout

By Dan Popper and Scott O’Brien
Editorial Director and Sports Editor

Tony Pavia was born on April 6, 1956 at Stamford Hospital in Stamford, Connecticut. Mr. Pavia
grew up in Stamford along with two older brothers, where he attended Stevens Elementary School. Through his first four grades, Mr. Pavia struggled with tremendous “school anxiety” and was terrified of going to school. However, he eventually grew out of this emotion. For middle school, Mr. Pavia attended Sacred Heart Parochial. He even served as the Student Body President in the eighth grade. However, he claims everything went downhill from there.

The Magic of the Winter Classic

Ben Stryker
Cartoon Editor

Over the years, hockey has experimented with its formula to keep up with the times. For instance, there is the new trend in alternate jerseys. Some are good, some bad, and some should be burned. The NHL has also toyed around with overtime. Shootouts were first implemented in the ’05-’06 season, and though there have been some gems, I have to say that it is a failed experiment. But out of all the poking and prodding of the NHL blueprint, something truly amazing emerged.

School switches to cyber grades

Kate Howard
Reporter

Starting the last Thursday, December 9, report cards and progress reports will be available electronically, and no longer sent out in hardcopies. The move is designed to advance district communication and save money.

“When the school purchased PowerSchool as our main system of use, one of the benefits of buying it was in the intention of going online, providing greater access to students and parents,” Assistant Principal Ari Rothman said. “The second reason that we want to switch to online is because we are trying to save resources.”

Courant takes a vacation till 2011

Like all of you, the Courant will be taking a vacation this holiday season. The first post of the year will on Jan. 3 when school resumes. Our staff wishes everyone a wonderful holiday and to check back to the website in the New Year for more stories.

Happy Holidays from the Courant!

Sincerely,

The Courant Staff

The Wide World of Jerseys

Dan Popper and Ben Stryker
Editorial Director and Staff Cartoonist

The struggle to the find and buy the perfect jersey is something that plagues all sports fans. Qualities like team, color and player all play a key role in the deciding on a jersey. Students shared their favorite jerseys as well as characteristics they looked for when buying jerseys.

“They quality doesn’t really matter, its more the person,” junior Thomas Rochlin said. “However, sometimes I wear an authentic jersey as opposed to other jerseys which are considered replicas. Replicas tend to be more comfortable and cheaper than authentics.”

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