Is the war in Gaza a genocide? That question has been lingering in the back of people’s minds for a month now, as South Africa brought a case against Israel to the United Nation’s top court in mid-December alleging genocide against the Palestinians. The court ultimately did not order a ceasefire, but, it did order… Read More The Case Against Israel and Possible Genocide in Gaza
Has Amelia Earhart’s plane been found? It’s been eighty-seven years since Amelia Earhart disappeared and an anomaly on the ocean floor suggests the answer could have been under the waves the whole time. Conspiracy theories aside, the crash and sink theory regarding the fate of Amelia Earhart has never been properly refuted, and Earhart was… Read More Solving the Mystery of Amelia Earhart
The Wonderful World of SAE Every Agricultural-Science student is required to have a four-year-long project referred to as a Supervised Agricultural Experience, or SAE. Every year, at the beginning of December, Agri-Science students have the option to show off their exemplary SAE to other students and teachers through the SAE exhibition. This year, our journalism… Read More SAE Exhibition Highlights
The agriscience department has sponsored many different sales throughout the year, including pork, chicken, eggs, and plants. If you have missed previous sales and haven’t had a chance to support the ag department, their annual Spring Plant Sale is coming up. The sale dates are May 11-13. Items available for purchase will be: herbs, vegetables,… Read More Plants For Sale
The greatest track and field meet of the year is coming up soon. The all-day event of the 42nd annual David Tetlow Relays is set to take place on April 29, 2023, and will feature 16 teams from across the state. Almost every single event is a relay, as the name suggests. Only the 300m… Read More 42 Years and Still Going
The Colonel Staff hopes you enjoyed our April Fools’ articles this weekend. Anything published on April 1st was absolutely false, but we decided to have a little fun for the sake of the holiday. April Fools’ Day is a holiday for people to prank their family and friends. But how did April Fools’ become a… Read More April Fools’ Day
It’s your chance to shine students. On Monday April 3, there will be a school fundraiser to pie teachers. This pie showdown will take place after school until 3:00 p.m. The key is you have to donate $10 to pie a teacher. Rules are, you are going to be blindfolded when throwing a pie at… Read More Fundraisers coming up
It’s 2023, and scientists have discovered a NEW planet! They are calling this planet Felineo. This planet is gray with craters. It has zero gravity and it is one of the biggest planets in the Milky Way Solar System. What’s even better is that scientists have discovered life on Felineo. Scientists call them Cateronmoni.… Read More Strange Life On A New Planet?!
Prom is always an exciting time for juniors and seniors in high school. It is a special time that students look forward to all year long. Some have looked forward to this delightful event since childhood. It is definitely a night to remember! But what could possibly make it even more exciting? Perhaps a special… Read More Special Guest!
For some of us, chocolate milk during lunch is the one mercy we get when in high school. Sure, being with your friends or taking a break from hours of classes is nice, but chocolate milk is really just a source of relaxation and peace. Although it might be spoiled once in a while, it’s usually… Read More No More Chocolate Milk For Ledyard High School
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