Rebecca Horton ’19 EE Contributor Americans have seen it countless times before: stadiums packed with screaming teenage girls, dying in anticipation as they wait to see their favorite band perform live. The instrumentalists…
Beware of Technology Spies
Amaya Mikolič-Berrios ‘21 EE News Editor Technology has infiltrated everyone’s home in the modern world, but what many do not know is that their handy new gadget may only be the guise…
A Global Warning about Global Warming
Period 1 Honors Journalism Editorial EE Contribution The entire island of Puerto Rico was without power for more than a year. North Carolina suffered $17 billion of damage due to hurricane Florence. The…
Hard work and Leadership Prepares Marching Band for a Successful Season
Harrison Bowen ‘19 EE Contributor The Marching Band is conceivably one of the most prestigious programs at Trumbull High School with its multiple Regional Championships and appearances in events such as the…
Mrs. Spillane Brings the “Razzle Dazzle” to the Stage
Ali Karpowich’19 EE Contributor Next stop for Chicago, one of the longest running shows on Broadway: Trumbull High School’s stage. In the spring of 2019, THS will produce Chicago the Musical: School…
Social Issues Dominate This Year’s Fall Fashion
Gabriella Perez ’19 EE Contributor The 2018 autumn fashion week was during the midst of various social justice campaigns such as Time’s Up, #Me Too, and Everytown for Gun Safety. Designers are currently…
The MLB’s Checkbook Champions
Greg Kaufmann ’19 EE Contributor As October approaches, the MLB playoff hunt thickens, and champagne bottles pop as the league’s most deserving teams punch their tickets to the postseason. To achieve this feat,…
Infinite Love For Kids Fighting Cancer Teams Up With THS Students and Teachers
Christina Abriola ’19 EE Contributor Infinite Love for Kids Fighting Cancer, a locally known group fighting against childhood cancer, is run by one of our own teachers, Mr. McCaffrey. “[We do it] for…
Hope for Pluto
Amaya Mikolic-Berrios ‘21 EE News Editor Most students currently in school would agree that Pluto is not a planet. This simple idea has been taught since the dwarf planet was demoted from…
The Eastern States Exposition: A Big succEss
Kathryn Wilkinson ‘21 EE Science and Technology Editor On Tuesday September 25th, the students studying at Agriscience took their annual trip to the Eastern States Exposition. The Big E, showcasing livestock, horses,…