Joseph Piccolo ’18 Summer Zajac ‘18 EE Staff Writers On Thursday, November 16th, Trumbull High School’s Model Congress team embarked on a journey to Washington, D.C. to participate in a conference hosted…
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FFA Sprouts New Ideas on Farming
Kathryn Wilkinson ‘20 EE Staff Writer The week of October 24th through 28th, ten students who attend the Agriscience and Biotechnology Center had the opportunity to attend the FFA, or Future Farmers…
Spirit Week Slideshow
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Scholarships: Don’t Leave Them A-loan!
Kate Ariano ‘18 EE Co-Managing Editor Student loans. Perhaps one of the most daunting factors to consider about college. For many students, tens of thousands of dollars in debt awaits them post-graduation….
THSGEMB Marches in Style
Jessica Parillo ‘18 EE Co-Editor in Chief When the Golden Eagle Marching Band performed at their first competition on September 16, they were almost unrecognizable. Gone were the familiar white jackets and…
Much Anticipated Healthcare Reform Will Not Face Senate Vote
Michael Cerulli ‘19 EE Contributor Manan Manchanda ‘19 EE News Editor Senate Republicans appear to be short on votes to pass the controversial Graham-Cassidy health care bill. The bill, which would have…
To Kneel or Not to Kneel: That is the Question
Ethan Bachand ‘18 EE Co-Managing Editor What started with one man on a fateful night in August has transformed into something no one could have ever anticipated. It was on August 14th,…
The Show Goes On!
Kate Ariano ‘18 EE Senior Features Editor The choir without a doubt performed a joyful show for their audience last Tuesday, leaving the crowd in smiles and tears as it was the…
Questbridge: An Alternative Road to College
Katie Boback ‘17 EE Sr. Entertainment Editor Even with college prices consistently on the rise, taking out a daunting pile of loans is not the only way to ease the burden of…
Eagles Fly Away From the Nest
Ethan Bachand ‘18 EE Co-News Editor Every year, one of the most exciting parts of May is looking back on where seniors were accepted to college and what schools got the most…