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People have been anticipating Rihanna’s Super Bowl LVII Halftime Show and even predicting on social media how she was going to open the show since it was announced that she would be the performer in September. Super Bowl Halftime shows are a huge deal, averaging over 100 million viewers so, naturally, there have been many […]
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As we transition into the holiday season, I thought it was only fitting to review a movie that has popped up on my Netflix recommendations every year for the past two years. “Holidate,” directed by John Whitesell is similar to your classic hallmark film, as it’s cliche but still enjoyable. The plot is engaging as […]
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the telling is a podcast dedicated to exploring the works of New York Times best-selling author, Tayari Jones. Linked below are the first episodes:
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Ocho Cafe in Bishops Corner is the Mexican restaurant that everyone needs in their lives. From the welcoming atmosphere to the delicious food, Ocho Cafe is a great restaurant in West Hartford. The food is high quality and never fails to be flavorful. My go-to is their chicken quesadilla which comes with guacamole, pico de […]
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Are you ever craving pizza but don’t want to feel too full after? Oath Pizza in West Hartford’s Blue Back Square is the perfect choice for you. Located next to the recently closed Spot Coffee and down the road from Playa Bowls, Oath has a great ambiance that is very inviting. The service allows the […]
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Varsity girls tennis took six consecutive wins in 16 days, and ultimately finished the season with a record of 9-5. Junior Co-captain Stella Dodd explained the main reason for the team’s sudden surge in success. “As a team, we started working better together,” she said. With 9-0 wins against Ethel Walker, Cheshire Academy, and Miss […]
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“CODA” is a heartwarming movie that deserves a watch from anyone who enjoys an exciting and dramatic film with strong character development. “CODA” stands for Child of Deaf Adult(s) and the movie, featuring three deaf actors, follows the story of a hearing girl with a deaf family who discovers a passion for singing. In this […]
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The Forensic Union Speech and Debate Team participated in the annual Choate Invitational Debate Tournament on Monday, Jan. 10. Each school sent four students: a team of two in the novice division and a team of two in the advanced division. Seniors Teddy Schwartz and Sam Merkatz made up the team of advanced speakers representing […]
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This past summer, senior Koby Braunsitein was chosen for an internship at Hartford Athletic, a professional soccer team based in Hartford. He wrote player and team articles, recaps for news channels, recorded stats, and helped set up the media station for home games. During the spring of Koby’s junior year, he was in touch with […]
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Acne is a problem that all high-school students are more than familiar with. So, who better to take initiative than the very people acne affects? Sophomore Minnila Muthukumar decided she wanted to start her own business to help fix this problem that affects so many. After using so many skin care products throughout the years […]
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