Athlete Profile: Julian Brawn
Senior offensive lineman Julian Brawn hopes to continue to be a strong presence on the field this season as he wraps up his high school football
More than campus fever, how to use college tours to find your perfect match
You enter the library and on your right you notice a black dress hung over a black spider web. Only three feet in you are bombarded with millions of books. Relax. Sit on one of the four couches (three black and one yellow) near the large stand, which is filled with childhood nostalgia, like If You Give A Mouse A Cookie, The Rainbow Fish, Goodnight Moon, Green Eggs and Ham, and Where’s Spot? Stories that students have grown up with are available at their fingertips.
Sophomore Kirstyn Vitale explains why she loves this part of the library more than others. “I really like the children’s books
Athlete Profile: Ned Brady
Kate Hunter, Editor-in-Chief@khuntercourant As temperatures drop and students flood the high school hallways again, Friday night lights return. Each year, a new group of senior
College visits starting, a personal and essential insight for the senior process
Julie Song, Editor-in-Chief@juliescourant College visits are starting this week with the majority being in-person and open for registered seniors. While many students have been unable
Remembrance and resiliency: 9/11 20 years later
Lauren Doherty, Editor-in-Chief @ldohertycourant Twenty years ago, Americans were paralyzed in horror as NYC’s World Trade Center towers collapsed. Airplanes hijacked by the al-Qaeda terrorist