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Kelly Saiz
Reporter
On Friday, June 4, seniors, juniors, and a very few sophomores received awards for their academic, co-curricular, and creative merit during the Senior Awards Assembly. The annual event took place in the auditorium, where teachers, students, and parents watched the hour and a half long show…
Cameron Armstrong
Reporter
On Wednesday, May 26, the girls tennis team clinched their first FCIAC championship since 2006. The girls faced the Greenwich Cardinals, who they previously beat 4-3 earlier in the season. Their regular season victory broke the Cardinals’ three year, 83-match undefeated record. Confidence from that match fueled the Rams to beat Greenwich in the FCIAC final, 5-2. “I was very confident with our team coming into this match,” Head Coach Gail Overbeck said. “With the way our singles players have been playing in addition to our first doubles, I would be surprised if they didn’t win their matches.”
Maureen Dinnie
Reporter
This past Friday, May 28, over 150 sophomores spent their day planning and debating answers to important worldwide issues. In a simulated Model UN conference that was held during the school day, each student was a representative for a different country in the United Nations, and debated issues relative to today’s society. The issues ranged from drug trade to global security.
Whitney Gulden
Reporter
On Tuesday, May 25, eleven members of the Police Club went to the Stamford Courthouse to go behind the scenes of the judicial system.
There, club members were given a tour by the courthouse Elite Marshall Sapienza and lawyer Mark Durkin, where the students saw holding cells where criminals are brought before trial, the public story law library, and the juvenile clerk’s office.
Between touring, the students exercised their right of access to the judicial system by sitting in on the proceedings of two active cases.
Taylor Dunstan
Reporter
On Tuesday, May 25, junior Marina Hoffman and freshman Rebecca Trinklein traveled to New York City in order to participate in a promotion for TLC’s new summer line-up. As members of the New Canaan YMCA Aquianas Synchronized Swimming Team, Marina and Rebecca, along with four of their teammates, had to opportunity to showcase their talents in front of a TLC camera and thousands of people passing through the city in a tank that was located on the back of a truck.
