Thank You: Saying Goodbye to This Year’s Retiring Teachers
Taylor Yaghmaie, Anistyn Boshka, and Joe Nathanson
June 17, 2019
As the 2018-2019 school year comes to an end, we reflect on the contributions students and staff made to the Stamford High School Community. Stamford High School is a family in which each individual has their own immense impact on our Black Knight community. Stamford High fosters some teachers that ...
Seniors Receive Letters From Freshman Selves
Amanda Olshan and Rebecca Rakowitz
June 14, 2019
Four years ago, Features Editor Rebecca Rakowitz organized a project where freshmen wrote letters to themselves as seniors, which were delivered by email at the end of this May. Current Features Editor Amanda Olshan talked to them about how they've changed over the last four years...
What the Hell? The Satanic Temple Isn’t What You Might Think
Isabella Sorial, Editor-in-Chief
June 14, 2019
Would you be interested in joining an organization that promotes equality, rejects tyranny and advocates practical ethical values? A few months ago I felt lost. It seemed like all I saw were twitter battles and fake news on facebook. The left was a little too sensitive and the right was too religious. I...
Have a Great Summer – But Wear Your Sunscreen!
Zoie Chan, Arts Editor
June 13, 2019
As summer readily approaches, we are constantly reminded to put on sunscreen. Though most of us have heard warnings about going straight into the sun bare faced, not many of us know the actual extent of the risk. Whether it is conserving a youthful appearance or protecting yourself against skin cancer, s...
Being More Eco-Friendly Starts With YOU!
Shayna Druckman, Editor-in-Chief
June 10, 2019
With youth protests about climate change, plastic straw bans, and videos of an urgent Bill Nye circling on Twitter it is clear that the world is facing mounting concerns about the fate of our environment. Stirring widespread anger and fear to activate the public is one thing, but implementing real ch...
Should People Be Able to Pay to Get Into College?
Isabella Sorial, Editor-in-Chief
June 10, 2019
Rich families have been paying to get their kids into prestigious universities for a long time. On the surface, this seems to be cruel for the little guy and tends to expand the privilege of the elite but, in fact, there are many reasons the little guy is actually helped in this ordeal. You may be s...
Round Table Releases Unpublished Poetry of Truman Capote
Rose Gallagher and John Bolognino
June 6, 2019
Upon looking around at your peers, I’m sure you can identify those who are liable to go far in life: which students will be Broadway stars, poet laureates or Silicon Valley moguls. So it was with literary icon Truman Capote’s peers at Greenwich High School, where the Round Table recently discovered...
Seniors Depart SHS for Internships
Brycelin Stalteri and Danielle Nugent
May 22, 2019
Each year at Stamford High, a group of seniors depart campus in May to participate in an internship program. Reporers Danielle Nugent and Bruycelin Stalteri spoke with some of these seniors during their final days at SHS.
Creative “Promposals” Take SHS By Storm
Lauren Ferrajina, Reporter
May 16, 2019
Promposals are the newest and latest trend to go around high schools across the world, and they truly show how prom is a huge deal. The more creative your promposal is, the more you get noticed. The Stamford High prom is always one of the events that everyone looks forward to in their junior and senior...
SHS Students Share College Decisions
Joe Nathanson, Reporter
May 7, 2019
Reporter Joe Nathanson interviews SHS students about decision day.
Following the Process of a Young Designer
Evena Desther, Staff Writer
April 30, 2019
Recently, I followed Emory Ciocci, a junior at Stamford High School, on her latest work. Ciocci wants to eventually pursue fashion merchandising and currently is enrolled in Fashion Merchandising and Construction level 3 at Stamford High. The class focuses on reinforcing techniques learned from the mor...
Upperclassmen Discuss Marking Parking Spots
Joe Nathanson, Reporter
April 8, 2019
Our 2019 Sports Editor Joe Nathanson talks with upperclassmen about whether the spots in the student lot should be reserved for individual students.
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