Doug Reilly
Reporter
On Saturday March 15th, the boys hockey team defeated the North Haven Indians with a score of 4-0 at Wonderland of Ice in Bridgeport. Next up for the Rams is Fairfield Prep in the semifinals, a match-up everyone has been waiting for all season.
After a few sloppy back-and-forth minutes to start off the game, junior forward Jimmy Joe Granito made a big hit in the neutral zone close to center ice. Despite taking a minor penalty on the play, the Rams woke up…
Due to inclement weather and widespread power outages throughout town, the closing performance of The Mystery of Edwin Drood is rescheduled to Saturday, March 20th at 7:30 pm (a week after the original closing date). Any tickets purchased for Saturday, March 13th are transferrable to the final performance.
Peter Lacerenza
Features Editor
It can be said on any Sunday afternoon while students are still holding off on doing their homework, that browsing through photo albums of the weekend’s parties on Facebook is an unofficial pastime of sorts. While the contents of the photos may range from squeaky clean to questionable, there is usually a common theme.
“When I go to my news feed, I usually see an album name usually involving an inside joke that consists of ‘ruit, loose girls in scanty outfits and gentlemen with profanities written all over their faces after they’ve passed out,” sophomore Thomas Rochlin said…
Catherine Chiocchi
Arts Editor
We’ve all been forced to endure the clichéd melodrama of Disney’s High School Musical. Troy Bolton, the star Basketball player and all-around jock, cultivates a newfound love for – gasp – singing. Cheesy as the trite storyline may be, many “Troy Boltons” secretly walk among us in the hallways. They are the undercover artists…
Sara McCloskey
Managing Editor
April showers have yet to begin, but the March nor’easter brought high winds and plenty of rain this past weekend. New Canaan was declared ‘in a State of Emergency’ on Sunday, and the havoc is still on our streets.
The tree damage has been devastating in most areas. Colin Brown, an Environmental Educator at the New Canaan Nature Center, has been living on site for a year and a half at the Center and has never seen this kind of devastation there. “Around 15 to 20 trees probably fell; six or seven trees blocked the trails,” Mr. Brown said. “The rain wasn’t that bad, it was a normal March or April rain, but the wind was very strong…”
