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Published and proud -- Author Khrystyna Stets poses with a copy of her novel, Faded Reality. Stets is a senior enrolled in the custom capstone.

Senior Khrystyna Stets explores opportunities in capstone course, publishes novel Faded Reality

Sydney Bigelow, Opinions Editor
June 14, 2021
Designing Deskable -- The prototype of Deskable features a variety of potential features such as a tablet holder, cup holder, and extendable legs. Deskable is a company created by Connecticut students in the Junior Achievement Entrepreneurship Academy, including company President senior Lauren Simonian.

Created by student entrepreneurs, Deskable is available for purchase 

Sydney Bigelow, Opinions Editor
April 22, 2021
Parody princess-- English teacher Clarissa Tan sings solo for the Class of 2023 Teacher Talent Show. The Talent Show as held by the Class of 2023 Student Council.

Earth Day encourages people to take care of environment

Abdul Al-Arshani, Staff Writer
April 9, 2021
Man at the top -- Elon Musk passes Jeff Bezos and becomes the world’s richest person. In January his net worth crossed over $185 billion, cur- rently putting him at the top of the billionaire’s list.

After years of scaling the charts, Elon Musk is now the richest man in the world

Radhika Desai, Staff Writer
February 11, 2021
Staying connected-- Sophomore Sharon Olkovsky (right) and sophomore Sydney Bigelow (left) virtually talk to each other on a Google Meet. Those celebrating Valentine’s Day need to be aware of COVID-19 restrictions.

Being aware of the pandemic while celebrating Valentine’s Day

Sydney Bigelow, Opinions Editor
February 11, 2021
Farmington Latin students will take the National Latin Exam this spring

Farmington Latin students will take the National Latin Exam this spring

Sharon Olkovsky, Features Editor
February 10, 2021
A true creator-- Senior Jameson Canny shows off his quarantine work. During quarantine, Canny used a piece of wood as his homework and drawing desk, which he covered with various doodles.

Senior Jameson Canny fittingly named seniors’ most artistic

Hollis Tharpe , Managing Editor
February 10, 2021
Planning ahead-- President Joe Biden sits in the Oval Office signing executive orders with his administration. Biden was inaugurated into office alongside Vice President Kamala Harris on January 20.

Biden administration introduces new, upcoming policies

Victoria Wilczak, Arts and Entertainment Editor
February 9, 2021

A look at what it’s like to run a business after nine months since the initial COVID-19 lockdown.

Sophia Bottalico, Cullen Laberge, Alexa Defrancesco, and Rachel Wolkoff
December 28, 2020
All torqued to spec -- Sophomore Luke Watson works on a rear drum brake on a teach- er’s car during class. Students in the class learn the fundamentals of automotives.

Fundamentals of Automotive Technology provides students with hands on experience

Jameson Lynch, Staff Writer
December 27, 2020
Writing away-- Writer’s block members work on adapting to a new style of tutoring and learning. The Writer’s Block has adopted an array of new strategies to still serve as writing help through COVID-19.

Writer’s Block makes new accommodations to help tutor during the pandemic

Khrystyna Stets, Broadcast Coordinator
December 22, 2020
Pose for a picture -- Senior Mercy Adekola sits at her desk personalized safety shield. Senior Lindsay Fielder decorates her classmates shields to bring art into classrooms.

Personal safety shields bring art into classrooms

Hazel Hill, Staff Writer
December 20, 2020
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