Keerthi Yalamanchili ‘17 EE Staff Writer The holiday season was raging with spirit the past few weeks at Trumbull High, ablaze in the students as well as the faculty. The Holiday Food…
Category: News
Beyond the Turtleneck Sweater
Matt Kapell ‘15 EE Contributor Since the 1970s, one lone company has been setting standards in the personal technology age by defying the impossible and revolutionizing the world with its stunning innovations….
Strong Praise for Room
Jacob Robbins ‘15 EE Contributor How would it feel to live in a eleven-by-eleven square foot space your whole life and never know what lies on the outside? This question is answered in…
Boys of Summer Head to Cape Cod
Eddie McElroy ‘15 EE Contributor The Last Best League, by Jim Collins, provides a detailed look into the Cape Cod baseball league: one of the best amateur baseball leagues in the country….
Fallen Angels: a Though Provoking Thriller
Dominic Bova ‘15 EE Contributor Although it occurred over four decades ago Fallen Angels, by Walter Dean Myers, allows readers to experience the Vietnam War with the creative imagery. The novel follows…
In Too Deep
Mollie Coleman ’15 EE Contributor Caught in a lie she didn’t tell and no courage to correct it. Amanda Grace leaves you on the edge of your seat with this well-written suspenseful…
A Lightning Start to an Intriguing Narrative
Nikhil Ramachandran ’15 EE Conrtibutor Rick Riordan really has pulled a great trick out of his hat because, “Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief” is a novel you just can’t…
Orange is the New Black: My Year in a Women’s Prison Review
Josh Madwed ’15 EE Contributor Netflix’s original series, Orange is the New Black, has become a must watch, Emmy winning show. However, very few people know where the hit comedy’s plot was…
Heartbreak Multiplied by Nineteen
Kelliann McCabe ’15 EE Contributor Feeling lonely, angry, and completely devastated? Heartbreak can be an unbearable challenge that may even seem incurable, at times. Colin Singleton, the main character of John Green’s…
Classrooms, the commons, and coffee…?
Bryan Jagoe ‘15 EE Contributor The alarm clocks go off, the showers turn on, and the day has started. For many students, the morning routine would not be complete without the help…