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More Than a Team: NC Puck has always been a Family Affair

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Visiting team to assess NCHS for accreditation in March

Leah Granskog, Story EditorGraphic by Leah Granskog From March 16-18, the New England Association of…
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Tanner Clark’s ‘One Second of Strength’ speech impacts NCHS student body

Abigail Dunlap, Story EditorPhotos by Abigail Dunlap “You are always one second of strength away…
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Changes to Portrait of a Graduate encourage authentic reflection among seniors

Emily Telesco, Editor-in-ChiefGraphic by Emily Telesco For years, the senior portfolio, or “Portrait of a…

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Cutting Up Time: How Students Manage Packed Schedules

Gus Leffers, ReporterGraphic by Anna Fiorito Though NCHS is known for its courseload and extracurriculars,…
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The reality of a teachers’ commute to school

Olivia Carofano, Editor-in-Chief Let's clear some things up; no, teachers do not live at school.…
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One cold winter in the North East doesn’t mean there’s no global climate change

Isla Roen, Story Editor On January 25, 2026, the north east of the United States…

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More Than a Team: NC Puck has always been a Family Affair

Clare O'Shea, ReporterFeatured Image contributed by Cameron Lyden On a Friday night at the Darien…
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RAMS Varsity Football: Next Man Up

Clare O’Shea, ReporterFeatured Image by Chris Cody After winning their 4th consecutive state championship, New…
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Rams Rebuild, Respond, and Rise Again

Photo by: Gretchen Mcahon Molly Holmstead, Editor A year ago, New Canaan girls soccer stunned…

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My Dramafest Experience in Photos

Story and Photos by Milo Zinser-Trudel@milozinser Monday: Casting When I first arrived at the Powerhouse…
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NEAD celebrates 40th anniversary of The Nutcracker

Veronica Gass, Story EditorPhoto contributed by Maddie Iulo Dancer Olivia Carofano as Sugarplum Fairy with her…
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NCHS Theatre brings color and energy to the stage with Legally Blonde

Sofia Boccaccio, ReporterPhotos by Milo Zinser-Trudel The NCHS Theatre Department opened Legally Blonde at the…

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Editorial: What a phone-free school day really means

Emily Telesco, Editor-in-Chief On Tuesday Jan. 20, the new “Off and Away” Cell Phone Policy…
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The Mastery of Marketing: Erewhon

Valentina Fuentes, Story Editor Wealth has long operated as a form of social currency. The…
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OPINION: Trump admin is a threat to free speech

Milo Zinser-Trudel, Reporter Jimmy Kimmel Live! returned to (most) ABC stations on September 23, ending…
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Planting of Mary Long Garden to begin this May

Kelly Saiz
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Last June, Mary Long, who had been in the school system for 36 years, passed away. This year, students and faculty will commemorate Ms. Long by planting flowers around the library patio.

Students are asked to participate by bringing and planting flowers on Saturday, May 15 from 9:00 am until noon. Students and faculty are also welcomed to the Dedication Ceremony which will take place on Tuesday, May 25 at 2:20 pm…

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