LOL gallery exhibition slideshow
Last week, the LOL gallery exhibition made it’s official debut in the lobby. The original student work is themed, “artwork that makes you smile.”
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Last week, the LOL gallery exhibition made it’s official debut in the lobby. The original student work is themed, “artwork that makes you smile.”
Conor Goodwin
Reporter
The Joseph Kelly Heilbron Foundation, created by NCHS alumni Kenny Slattery, is asking everyone to “red out” today.
In honor of Joseph Heilbron, a former New Canaan resident who passed away this year at the age of eleven due to an undetected heart defect, the Joseph Kelly Heilbron Foundation hopes to increase awareness of and raise money for pediatric heart disease research.
Megan Joyce
Executive Producer of the Ram Review
Magicians: they always manage to find money in your ear, rabbits inside of hats, and the correct card in the deck before you even get the chance to ask yourself, “How did they just do that?” They have the ability to shock, captivate, and “wow” their audiences, as the seemingly impossible becomes possible right before your eyes. What you may not realize, though, is that there are students right in our school who enjoy entertaining others with their magical talents. Just put a deck of cards in senior Fabian Hough’s hands, and he will find a way to amaze you.
Fabian’s fascination with magic dates back to his elementary school years…
This past Monday, Brandon Silveria relived his experience with drunk driving, and encouraged this year’s juniors and seniors to think carefully about the consequence of “just a couple of beers.”
“I take photographs of anything that strikes me as interesting or pretty. Often when doing a shoot of something specific, such as a portrait of