NAHS Students to Complete Entryway Mural
Kate Hogan, Sarah Wargo
February 26, 2020
If you walked in the front door of Stamford High over the last few years, you might have noticed a large unfinished mural greeting you. But thanks to members of the National Art Honors Society, that's all going to change very soon. On February 25, members of the NAHS resumed work on the almost-completed...
Billie Eilish Sweeps at the Grammy Awards
Molly Eldredge
February 11, 2020
The 62nd annual Grammy Awards was held on January 26 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles where many awards were given out to top music artists. Billie Eilish in particular stood out from the rest. Out of the nominees who won, Billie Eilish a famous music artist, left with five awards out of the six...
‘1917’ Makes War Movies into Art
Jack Zweig
February 2, 2020
Director Sam Mendes delivers yet another spectacular film in his new movie, “1917”. If the whole movie being one continuous shot isn’t enough to grab your attention, the heart-pounding suspense in this film will keep you at the edge of your seat. In April 1917, we find our main characters, Lance...
Singer Ron Pope Delivers Heartfelt Message to Daughter in Newest Single
Gabe Israel
January 24, 2020
On January 8 2020, Nashville singer-songwriter Ron Pope released a new song titled ‘My Wildest Dreams’, serving as a glimpse into an upcoming album from Pope to be released in March. Pope’s discography is vast and encompassing, releasing his first album titled ‘The Bedroom Demos’ in 2008 and re...
‘Knights of Cabaret’ Raises Funds for Drama Department
Abby Guttman, Staff Writer
January 15, 2020
On December 21, Stamford High School’s drama department held their annual Knight of Cabaret show, which featured Stamford Public School students and alumni, to raise funds for the Stamford High drama club. Drama advisor and Stamford High alum Tommy DeSalvo has been running this fundraising event for 7 ...
The Rise of Skywalker Brings Unfortunate End to an Iconic Franchise
Mia Zak, Multimedia Editor
January 10, 2020
Star Wars’ sequel trilogy came to an unfortunate close on December 20 when The Rise of Skywalker released in theaters across the country. After the divisive release of the previous installment, The Last Jedi, it was very clear that JJ Abrams wished to correct the perceived failings of his predecesso...
Visual and Performing Arts
Francesca Ordonez and Carolyn Daher
November 15, 2019
Busy Weekend for the Visual and Performing Arts! If you have time Sunday please come and view Stamford High School, Westhill High School and AITE students exhibit their art work from 1-3pm at the Silvermine Guild in New Canaan. It is on the Norwalk Wilton line so a short drive. The Elephants Graveyard...
Preview: Drama Club Members Discuss ‘An Elephant’s Graveyard’
Katherine Forgione and Ava Devlin
November 14, 2019
The drama club will be concluding the run of their fall play this weekend - come see "An Elephant's Graveyard" before it's too late!
James Arthur continues successful music career with new album “You”
Gabe Israel, Staff Writer
November 12, 2019
James, let’s debrief for a moment about your new album. I appreciate the continuation of the acoustic pop tracks you are so renowned for. Often times as a result of major success, pressure from their label, or fear of redundancy, artists stray away from where their true style lies. Although you’ve c...
Joker Movie Checks Most Boxes, But Not All
Vishnu Ramesh, Staff Writer
October 31, 2019
“Some people just want to watch the world burn.” Though Alfred Pennyworth uttered these lines in a completely unrelated movie, he talks about the character of the Joker, the new Todd Phillips’ movie about the beloved Batman villain. Upon first hearing about the movie, I had my doubts. Why w...
Joaquin Phoenix Makes Stellar Debut as Joker
Jack Zweig, Staff Writer
October 30, 2019
The journey to finding one’s self is an emotional roller coaster faced with near insurmountable obstacles. In another outstanding film, Todd Phillips’ “Joker”, Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) takes this journey. Fleck is a man in a constant dark cloud who is never happy. He aspires to be a pro...
Stamford High School Welcomes New Music Teachers
Sofia Sarak, Staff Writer
September 18, 2019
Last June, Stamford High’s chorus and orchestra teacher, Gloria Sinaguglia, completed her final year of teaching after 30 years at the school. During her time here, she taught a wide range of classes, including orchestra, chorus, and piano classes. She is also credited with starting Stamford High’s...
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