Rams Beat Trumbull 47-0 for Coach Marinelli’s 400th Win
Globe Opinion: The democratization of space: atoms vs. electrons
From fundraiser to fashion phenomenon: The evolution of the Met Gala
NCHS Debate Team Wraps Up Record Season
Somewhere between end and beginning
More than music: Leo Ficks leaves a lasting legacy at NCHS
Editorial: NCHS Faces Pressure As Data Questions New Phone Ban
NCTV recognized by two Student Production Awards
‘Saying something’ made the difference in the NCHS TikTok investigation
Spotlights: Sienna de Kanter
Elliott Cottington and Keaton McAuliffe
Reporters
Attention: Prom is in approximately two weeks. Whether or not you have an official countdown (12 days, 7 hours and 35 minutes…..but who’s counting?) it is time to begin preparations to fit into that dress or tux.
Gracie Castle
Reporter
Senior Katie Melland has taken a different approach to her AP art assignments. Instead of following the norm, Katie decided to make hats and wigs for her main focus.
Julia Hardy
Arts, Entertainment & Technology
While New Canaan has its share of lacrosse stars and ivy-bound scholars, the role of the technology guru is less commonly found. Yet, freshman Trey Oehmler is more than able to fill this role. Among his many accomplishments, the website, complex.com named him one of the youngest tech prodigies in the nation for work he completed at age 12.
Tyler Kendall and Isabel Lawrence
Features Editor and News Editor
Hello Again!
The infamous “late night” was upon the journalism crew again last night. We basically lock ourselves in room 119 until 9 p.m. and, fueled by pizza and philosophical ponderings with McAteer, put the finishing touches on the Courant paper. Surprisingly, we all secretly enjoy bonding with each other, and appreciated the Mac computers, to which we owe our lives (well, for the solid five hours invested in late night, it sure seems that way.) As you can probably imagine, after around 8 p.m., the caffeine wears out, and everyone sinks into a printer-toner induced trance. But, when energy surges through the group again, this is what happens to the jliz crew:
Elliott Cottington
Reporter
Although students spend hours in classrooms every day, the personal backgrounds of their teachers often remain a mystery. The truth is that students don’t really know their teachers very well; no one ever stops to wonder where the people that are employed to educate them were educated themselves. It may come as a surprise that there is a number of teachers who both attended and now teach at NCHS and have just as much New Canaan Pride as any alum.
