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Somewhere between end and beginning
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Emily Wood
Sports Editor
On Tuesday Apr. 9, the New Canaan girls’ tennis team challenged their arch rivals, Greenwich, and proved superior as they added yet another win to their 3-1 season record. After losing out to the Cardinals in the FCIAC finals last year, the Rams were ready for a comeback. The girls won with impressive doubles performances edging out Greenwich at the last second, leaving the score 4-3.
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In approximately 24 hours, students will be dismounting their treadmills and boarding flights to various tropical resorts for the greatest week of their lives. After weeks of pretending to do school work and recycling the same pair of lululemon leggings each day, Spring Break 2013 is upon here. As I considered the ways I could try and recreate Laguna Beach season 1 on my California trip this week, I came up with a few tips on how to make this break worthwhile. If you’re going on a trip this year, avoid #SB13Probz by doing the following.
Taylor du Pont
Multimedia Editor
Over the past few years, I have struggled to accept a religion into my life. I was brought up in a Congregational family, but as the years of my childhood flew by, I began to question my Christian faith. After my best friend was diagnosed with a terminal brain tumor when I was in seventh grade, my skeptical religious views turned into agnosticism. When I was a sophomore in highschool, she died, and I became a pessimist, turning to atheism.
EXAMS. It is a word that is no doubt familiar to high schoolers everywhere.
