March Military Madness

Rebecca Parrino
Reporter

We’re kicking off March with a kick-butt trend, also known as the military inspired jacket. This utilitarian piece is perfect for the chilly beginning of spring because it’s so versatile—both guys and gals are wearing it, and it’s flattering on everyone.

Sarah Mannelly reaches 1,000 points

Logan Phillips
Senior Editor

On Saturday, Feb. 19, junior Sarah Mannelly became the first woman in NCHS history to score 1,000 points. Sarah’s record-setting shot was a three-pointer in the third quarter of the FCIAC quarter-finals against the Danbury Hatters, giving the Rams a six-point lead. New Canaan ended up beating the Hatters 51-46 and advanced to the FCIAC semi-finals, where they lost 51-33 to the Ridgefield Tigers on Feb. 22.

Off-Campus Lunch Favorites Square Off

Daniel Popper & Ben Stryker
Editorial Director and Staff Cartoonist

Going off-campus has been a tradition for almost a decade for students. However, determining which of the countless delis to choose always plagued upperclassmen seeking the perfect. In order to settle this debate, we surveyed 200 students in order to nominate three sandwiches, one from each of students’ favorite lunch establishments: Tony’s Deli, Forest Street Deli and Chicken Joe’s.

Gap Year grows in Fairfield County

In towns such as New Canaan, Darien, and Greenwich, teens feel pressured to receive top marks throughout high school and immediately proceed to elite universities. Whether it be work-overload, homesickness, or general irresponsibility, many students fail to resolve early problems they develop, and one in every four college students drop out before they have completed their freshman year (American College Testing).

Holocaust survivor urges students to stand up for justice

Gabrielle Ames
Reporter

Judith Altmann, one of the few remaining Holocaust survivors, spoke to students on Thursday, Jan. 10, thanks to the efforts of history teacher Jen Fine. The assembly ran through periods two and seven, and students attending included juniors taking U.S. History and sophomores in Global History II.

Ms. Fine met Ms. Altmann when, as a student teacher at West Hill High School, she was asked to find a Holocaust survivor to speak to students.

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