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Tracking device reports overstated
Jana Persky and Dan Popper
Editorial Directors
“We’re calling all the students in the auditorium and the lights will go off. The students will fall asleep and wake up 15-20 minutes later with a pain in the back of their head. They will now be tracked wherever they go.”
This is how Principal Tony Pavia described a proposal to track students’ activity based on the media perspective. Recent nationwide news reports have been presenting the sensational story that the New Canaan school district will be planting tracking chips on students’ identification cards. However, the NCPS administration says that the reality is much different.
Moobella machines are newest cafeteria craze
Maureen Dinnie
Senior Editor
Earlier this month, students were introduced to the Moobella Machine, which serves as a quick and simple ice cream maker.
The Moobella Machine, created by Bruce Ginsberg in 2001, claims to be a new innovation in the world of ice cream. In three easy steps, the buyer chooses a flavor and a topping with a push of a button. The machine then takes 40 seconds to produce the fresh cup of ice cream into the hand of the buyer.
NCHS is the first high school to try out the Moobella Machine. Moobella was first installed destinations were Yale University and Yale Hospital, both in New Haven.
“The Last Song” of Summer
Danielle Sorcher
Features Editor
Relaxing by the pool in the sun, tanning and drinking a nice cool glass of lemonade usually requires minimal effort. However, reading a juicy book seems to go hand-in-hand with summer lounging. While the high school has come out with a summer reading list for students, it seems that this summer, most kids found books on their own…
RIP DABCHEF! School changes schedule
Jana Persky
Editorial Director
As of the 2010-2011 school year, students will have to adjust to a new schedule format. Instead of the familiar numbered days and lettered periods, students will be going to periods 1-8 on days A-H. The rotation of the schedule has not changed. The new schedule can be found online here…