Fresh, funny, and personal – straight from the Courant staff.
Emma Hutchins
Opinions Editor
Gone are the days when Gisele Bundchen is considered to have won the genetic lottery. A recent study in The New York Times suggests that Alvin Wong, a 69-year-old Hawaii resident embodies the center of the happiness venn diagram.
Harrison Burt
Reporter
Two and a Half Men star Charlie Sheen’s erratic behavior and deplorable comments have everyone wondering: What’ wrong with him? Over the years we have watched celebrities breakdown; from Britney smashing an umbrella into a windshield, to Michael Jackson’s multiple surgeries, we have all witnessed the effects that can result from Hollywood stardom.
Harrison Burt
Reporter
The snow has melted, flowers are starting to bloom, and teenagers everywhere are once again wearing flip-flops. With spring break well on its way, teens are attempting to attain the perfect ensemble for Spring 2011. Spring is a time of rebirth, so why not renew yourself with a closet full of the most up and coming trends?
Logan Phillips
Senior Editor
In a 18-5 run last year, the boys’ lacrosse team came within an inch of winning the FCIAC Championship in a game they lost by only a point. With their first taste of championship lacrosse since 2006, the Rams are hungry for more.
Danielle Sorcher
Features Editor
It’s been a hectic couple of weeks, to say the least. Prom, homework, a test almost every day, prom, AP test/SAT preparation, new Journalism staff for next year, summer program applications, and have we mentioned prom? With all of this going on, we’ve plunged full speed ahead into the Journalism new cycle. We have an extraordinary amount of stories for this cycle, both for online and print–overmedication, dealing with college rejection, cheating, watching movies online… and the Journalism class has been scrambling around trying to get everything set for initial due dates on Friday.
