I hate the word âinnovation,â but we are living in a digital world, and I admit â I am a digital girl. There is, however, a limit to how much innovative technology Iâll invite into my life and how invasive I think tech companies should be. By 2033 who knows what will be available?! And […]
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This past semester, during the middle schoolâs Skills and Incubator classes, a group of 11 Middle School girls participated in class led by English teacher Beth Repp and drama teacher Matthew Wiggin, in preparation for Mr. Wigginâs trip to Rwanda to teach both Public Speaking and drama for two weeks. This class took a deep […]
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Itâs Time to Reopen the KO Greenhouse by Margaret Miller â25 Are you aware that our school has a greenhouse? If not, you arenât alone in this regard. Located on the top floor of CT on the west side of the building, the KO greenhouse is not accessible to students. The outdoor area, which consists […]
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Ava Cashman: What is your favorite restaurant in West Hartford? Kyle Reynolds: Harvest. I love harvest. I admittedly haven’t tried a lot of them. Mr. Bane always tries to get me to go to Vinted. Harvest is my favorite. I’m quick to go there after shows or musicals, but they close too early, which is […]
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When you think of well-known composers of classical music, who comes to mind? Perhaps youâd think of Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Bach, or maybe even Chopin or Schubert if youâve dug deep into what the realm of classical music had to offer. There is one man, however, whose name remains synonymous with classical music: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. […]
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On Thursday, Nov. 2, students in the AP English and Symposium classes traveled to the Hartford Stage to watch âPride and Prejudice.â The show was an adaptation of Jane Austenâs novel by the same name, which students had been reading over several weeks. Since the novel was written in the 18th century, the play had […]
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How old would you say the average business owner is? 40 years old? Maybe 50? How about 14. Sophomore Leo Liu is the owner of a nonprofit youth basketball organization that he built from the ground up. His team, Super Meteors, operates out of more than 14 states and eight major cities. Leoâs goal is […]
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In 2020, I was an avid Biden supporter, as were most Democratsânot because I believed he would make a good president or lead the country in the right direction but because he was the lesser of two evils. Many others voted for him for the same reason, but this notion can only take the president […]
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Football possesses a certain magic. Watching coaches scheme intricate plays and seeing them executed by players impresses even those who do not know about football. For enthusiasts, football games are a weekly ritual. Whether listening to experts on various TV networks discuss what might happen to your favorite team at the start of each week […]
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Senior Hana Haxhaj truly dresses to impress. With her colorful wardrobe and seasonal-inspired outfits, she never misses a beat when it comes to her clothing. Ranging from fun shoes to a leather jacket, Hana is always coordinated and confident in her outfits. Hana would describe her style as very mood-based. She picks her outfits at […]
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